Christmas Day

This Christmas Eve I spent with the lovely young Reagan Fabry. What a lucky girl I am, to be able to know him in his youth. He's going to change the world someday, not because he is so incredibly special and no one else is, but because his mind is different, and he likes to share videos with the world.

Well at least that is my prayer for him.

We sat listening to Sufjan Stevens' Christmas music while doing a Santa puzzle. Or at least trying. :) He did most of it tbh (a phrase he likes to use) and I tried to find him pieces. I plan on finishing it sometime in the next few days. Right now I'm watching A Princess for Christmas before I head over to the family's for Christmas Day activities. I'm really excited about that because I have had some time away, rather than the dread of spending another 10 hours with people whom I've already tired myself out on. I hope they are as excited as I am to give presents. I need one for Reagan still. I could stop by Walgreens and grab a gift card. I think I'll just give him 15 dollars to Amazon. Oh my gosh, I love this movie, it's PERFECT. I want to travel to a castle. SIGHHHHH. I'm absolutely smitten with it.

How I feel about my future. :P

So my prayer this Christmas is to be more and more content with who I am and where I'm coming from and where I may or may not be going. I want to get comfortable with the everyday things of life. It's what's important.

This entire blog is sad, nothing more than my side-thoughts. OH! One thing I do want to put out there is my desire to draw out my family tree. So I must ask my grandparents about them. I want to go 4 generations back. I'm not sure how I'll find that, but I want to!

Merry Christmas all!