The Saints take Christmas seriously, and many homes are lit up with lights on the outside, and decorations inside.
One carol service after the other is being held all over the island, but the actual church services are still poorly attended.
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Christmas lights
More physio on Friday. I am trying to walk without my stick - it has caused my back muscles to weaken, as well as lean to one side. Although I now stand up straight, the pain in my legs (referred pain from pinched nerves in my spine) is bad. I am praying that, as I continue with the exercises that I have been given, things will improve. If I did not have asthma, I could have surgery to free the pinched nerves, but the operation needs deep anaesthesia, which my lungs would not cope with.
The Saints take Christmas seriously, and many homes are lit up with lights on the outside, and decorations inside. One carol service after the other is being held all over the island, but the actual church services are still poorly attended.
The Saints take Christmas seriously, and many homes are lit up with lights on the outside, and decorations inside.
One carol service after the other is being held all over the island, but the actual church services are still poorly attended.
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Hello Hazie
ReplyDeleteIt is your sporadic internet communicator here, though never sporadic in thinking of you guys. I have had a good read of your news on here now and I must say I am astounded that you have been there a year already. Your blog is very interesting - well done non sporadic one :)
The snowflakes and snowmen amaze me! Does the northern hemisphere Christmas have that much influence?!
ReplyDeleteI would rather be on SH - we have snow again today and it will not get above freezing for the rest of the week.