Trek took this picture of my two youngest kidlets while we waited in line to see Santa.
I remember the magic of sitting on Santa's lap as a child, so excited to see the guy in the red suit.
As an adult, the closest I have come to feeling that Christmas magic is standing in front of the snow covered tree in Rockefeller Center. The vision of skaters on the ice, the shoppers with arms full of packages, the Christmas music playing overhead, and the smell of the clean snow falling from the sky was a dream come true to this displaced Northern girl from Alabama.
Oh, how I want my children to have the opportunities to make wonderful memories. It is the images, sounds, and smells burned in their memories that will hopefully bring great joy to them as adults.
Many times, in the hustle and bustle of our adult lives, it is easy to forget that our children are in the midst of experiencing magical new things. We, too, would be happier adults if we could enjoy the simple joys that our children experience everyday.
Where would we be without our memories? Isn't there so much happiness in recalling a favorite memory?
Take a moment to recall a magical childhood memory and let it take you back....
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