Here’s part 2 of the Boston.com 2008 in photographs online exhibit.
And since today is my holiday (well, there’s not much Christ in our Christmas, but Mas just sounds religious too, so there you go), it’s my turn to wish you all well for whatever your holiday(s) may be in this season of endings and beginnings. My day will be full of cooking and serving and making a special day for Nicola and our neighbors (*blows a kiss through the internet to mother who is snowed in and can’t get here… we’ll do it another time, Mum). Whatever you’re doing, whether today is special or ordinary to you, I wish that it will be a happy day for us all.
Merry Christmas. I hope this is the beginning of a year of peace, even in the midst of controversy.
I’m trying to remember a Lewis Carroll quote. Something about how giving is the greatest honor of all. I read it once, but have never been able to find it again. (If all my books were on KIndle….)
Anyway, I hope you all have a wonderful peace/love-filled day.
And I’m looking for a prosperous 2009 for all of us even in the midst of economic gloom.
Oh, and I love the Boston big picture blog. Amazing photos.
Happy day to you, too. 🙂
I like Part 2 better than Part 1. They are both breathtaking, but Part 2 seems to contain a bit more hope. And there’s a Vancouver landscape. And giant tarantulas.
Merry Christmas, happy holidays to Kelley, Nicola, Karina, Jennifer, Barbara, Michael, and everyone who stops by to visit Kelley from time to time. Health and happiness for the coming year.