
Mary had a little lamb
His heart was pure as gold
And everywhere that Mary went
Her lamb was sure to go
Then before her very eyes
Her little lamb grew up
The hour had come to make his climb
And drink his bitter cup
How Mary mourned for her little lamb
She once cradled in her arms
And kissed away his every tear
And protected him from harm
In her heart she always knew
Her lamb was born to die
To save the dying world from sin
And give it eternal life
So as you kneel beneath the tree
Gathering treasures in your hands
Remember to thank our loving God
For Mary’s little lamb

What a beautiful poem and thought!
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hank you so much. I hope you are doing well ~Sandi
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Hi Sandi, I’m doing okay… but I moved recently ‘again’ because the apartment I was in was so small and I felt so cramped. I really thought perhaps at 80 I shouldn’t bother… but in spite of my age I decided to be happier with more room. I’m tired of course but feel better with my decision. How are you doing? I definitely want now that I’m settled to be blogging more and reading more. Anyway, take care …. Diane
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Hi Diane, I’m so glad you are doing well. There’s nothing wrong with wanting to be happy at any age. We have to live in our skin 24/7, and it’s really difficult if we’re not happy with where we live. I’m looking forward to reading your blogs, again. Hang in there! You have much to write about to encourage us out here, because you have been through the flames and have come out stronger and wiser in spite of the pain. Blessings to you, Diane ~Sandi
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