Tuesday, December 15, 2015

2015 Christmas Letter

To those whom I love,                                        Christmas 2015

I decided to show you my year in pictures. Other people had to build my garden for me, because I broke my left arm near the shoulder. It couldn’t even be casted since the break was high on the bone. I did manage to plant everything with only one hand.

Broken arm in March

Angels built my garden. This was a week after I broke my arm. It was an great gift.


Two new keyhole gardens


Gardens in June



Several summer storms

 

Walking the dogs   

                                          
Counting the fogs in August


Canning salsa in August


My article was #1 bestseller in its category for over a month.


John visiting during Oktoberfest. Sorry, it’s fuzzy.   


Photography date with Les.



Thanksgiving with Angela                    




Hoar frost in December (three of 150 pictures)

The Lord has been good to us in 2015. The year has been interesting in a few large ways and many small ones. I’ve enjoyed them all as they happened and recorded as many as possible with my camera, It’s hard to believe that I will qualify for Medicare in a few months. I’m learning that I can still do almost everything I’ve ever been able to do – it just costs me more than it used to.
This year I lost my uncle Paul and attended a few funerals for friends. I’ve experimented with photography, writing, and gardening. Some experiments succeeded better than others, but I’ve learned quite a lot from all of it. I eagerly await the new year and what all I will learn in the future.
I pray God’s best blessings for you in the coming holiday season and the coming year.


4 comments:

  1. Good memories of a good year! Hope you all have a blessed Christmas to top it off.
    Because of Christ,
    Sharon

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    1. Thanks, Sharon. Happy New Year to you as well.
      Kathi

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  2. Kathi, I don't ever feel like we are far away (in time and distance) from each other. I wonder if that's how God does it....
    Love you! Linda

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    1. He's pretty handy about things like that. We worked together for so long, it's a sister bond. Love you, too. Kathi

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