Merry is a word so rare
One that people seldom share.
Christmas is the perfect time
to use it in a blogger’s rhyme.
Why is the sound of “merry”
So, so extraordinary?
Here’s hoping we’ll all be merry
On days that are more ordinary.
Last night, for merry parity
Instead of gifts, we gave to charity
Including Habitat for Humanity,
a merry bastion of sanity.
Here are merry photos from the night
Filled with love and lots of light.






God rest ye merry gentlemen,
Let nothing you dismay.
Here‘s a song to celebrate
This merry Christmas day.
Merry thanks to all who help me write
And to all my merry readers, good day and night!
Merry Christmas to you and your loved ones, Ann <3
I hope your day was merry, Irene! <3
Thank you, Ann <3
A very merry blog on this Christmas morning, Ann! We just enjoyed the Bare Naked Ladies.Thanks! For a Jewish boy born on Christmas Eve, this time of year for my husband can be painful, but last night was a wonderful birthday party for him and Christmas Eve celebration at our neighbors’. And today we, and all those on our street here in Naples who aren’t going to family or already up north for the holiday, are going out to dinner together. Love your charity idea!
A very merry comment, Sunny! Happy belated birthday to your husband.
A merry day for sure. Thought I’d leave you a very merry wish on your blog today.
Thank you for the very merry wish, Ruth.
Merry Christmas Ann, Michael and Aaron!
I hope the day was merry for you and yours, Colleen!
It very much was Ann, thank you!
Merry Christmas!
Thank you and I hope your day was merry, too!
Your merry gentlemen look very undismayed. And the reindeer look very unrested! Happy Christmas to you and yours, Ann. Thank you for bringing us into your circle of warmth.
Thank you, Maureen, for making the circle warmer.
Fun read!
Thank you!
Your pictures are bright
The whole day and into the night,
And your words reach so many,
With comments contemporany.
May the year ahead continue to bring us your warmth,
And keep us all healthy and protected from harmth.
Hear this,
friend Chris:
Your comment is
momentous.
Some days can be more merry than others, and we can always aspire to keep our hearts open to love. No forcing required. Just be oursleves and love our dear ones and forgive ourselves.
It’s all a gift. 💝🙏🎉
You’re a gift!
Such a Merry post Ann!
Thank you, Lisa!
Ahhh…a merrymaking post! Merry Christmas to you and yours! (♡´❍`♡)*✧ ✰ 。*
Same to you, my bloggy friend!
♡ლ(-༗‿༗-)ლ♡
Verry good rhyme, Ann
Praise from Derrick Knight
is this bloggerr’s delight.
🙂
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It looked like a Merry day Ann 💕 Happy Boxing Day 🎁
It’s a merry day whenever I find the gift of a comment from you, Val.
Your pictures are great!
And Merry!
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Thank you, Merry Maria!
Merry Christmas from me to you I hope it was a wonderful day filled with love and appreciated
Thank you for another very merry comment, Joanne! I hope you had a wonderful Christmas, too. <3