24Dec/111
Season’s Greetings
This wonderful little video, 'The Christmas Story' as told by the children of St Paul's Church, Auckland, New Zealand is a beautiful expression of the pure joy we all deserve to feel at Christmas time. Thanks to those who made it.
To all the subscribers, readers and friends of Betchablog, thanks for being part of my world. It means a great deal to me. As you gather with your families and friends, have a safe and happy Christmas season, and I'll see you in 2012!
Love, Chris
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December 27th, 2011 - 19:01
Thanks, Chris. I missed this before Christmas, but just enjoyed it today, the 27th. A beautiful retelling of the story of Christmas, with nice comic touches. Really enjoyable and feel-good.