…but no winter issue this year, either. By the end of January, I will have had 2 roommates get married and move out on me within the space of a year, and hopefully will have acquired a third, and I will have acquired 2 nieces or nephews (one is already here, and she is cute, fat, and very bald). Plus I’ve been dealing with some minor but frustrating health issues which leave me generally drained and unmotivated.
So, rather than add to my holiday stress and the list of must-do projects that I’m already procrastinating on, I’ve just decided to wait until spring and try again. I had the fall issue maybe halfway done, so that will definitely make things easier once I get back around to it.
Hopefully by then my naturopath will also have been able to give my system a bit of a reboot so I can get some energy back!
Altar and Hearth Magazine 
Hello and God be with you in all that you do Colleen: Are you an accomplished Match Maker? I believe I mentioned this to you before: I’ve moved to Kitchener. My wife and I are divorced after 43 years. But to the present time: Merry Christmas on His birth. All good things come to those who wait. It has been so long since I’ve heard from you. I trust you are fully vaccinated and in very good health. I hope the same for the rest of your family. I belong to Holy Cross Lutheran Church with a membership of 1500 (on paper). I wish you and your family all my best. God Be With You, Raymond Knoll
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Dear Colleen,
A Blessed Christmas to you. I enjoy your Twitter feed, though I do not have an account myself. You have a healthy balance of the sacred and the profane, the natural and the supernatural.
Venite adoremus!
Barbara in New Jersey