Each day of Advent, beginning on December 1, is marked with a special calendar. Yesterday we opened door number twenty-three. That means today is Christmas Eve! Thank you to all who have walked each day of this journey with me. Showing up for a one-day event is easy, but continuing to taking each step of a long and winding path that some days feels like a firewalk is a test of strength and faith.
The penultimate door of our visual Advent Calendar is ready for you to open.
December 24: Window at a Swiss Chocolatier
If you missed opening the doors on previous days, you are invited to begin at the beginning or anywhere you choose!
December 1: Tiled Roof in Lisbon, Portugal
December 2: Pink Roses in Bloom
December 3: Limestone worn smooth by the Atlantic Ocean
December 4: Buds on a New Hampshire Crabapple Tree
December 5: Snail at the Beach
December 6: A Single Quince Blossom After Rain
December 7: Golden Chairs in a Conference Auditorium
December 11: Smiling Pancakes with Chocolate Chips
December 12: Grasshopper on a Daylily
December 13: Stone and Tile Star
December 14: Cat in a Sintra Grotto, Portugal
December 15: Glossy Green Leaves in the Garden, Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian
December 16: Web, Ferns and Flower in the Rain
December 17: One Big Red Ornament
December 19: Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree with Angels and Prometheus
December 20: Rockefeller Center Star Detail
December 21: Art Installation with Reflection, Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian
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Kent, maybe Hershey's, Lindt, Nestle? Chocolate is the food of the gods after all. And you know what they say about the purveyor of those ads, right?
Merry Christmas, good friend!
Fusun, thanks so much! Sometimes the way from one place to another leads us not just to new locales but also to new friends. May your new year be bright.