Old Year, Old Me
#YearEndEchoes
On Valentines Day I got
a dozen hearts made of
chocolate, candy and cardboard.
But I did not give out at least one
‘I love you’.
On Easter I sat through a
long Sunday mass, but I didn’t
hear a word of what the
Priest said.
On Halloween I had no
energy to pretend to be
something else, so instead
I became a better version of myself.
So this December I won’t
celebrate Santa Claus and the
gifts he will bring, but the birth of
Jesus Christ and the
gift of His forgiveness.
This New Year I toast to the
new me: better life,
better person,
better Christian.
New doesn’t always mean better,
but I hope this time it does.
© reading is living
On Valentines Day I got
a dozen hearts made of
chocolate, candy and cardboard.
But I did not give out at least one
‘I love you’.
On Easter I sat through a
long Sunday mass, but I didn’t
hear a word of what the
Priest said.
On Halloween I had no
energy to pretend to be
something else, so instead
I became a better version of myself.
So this December I won’t
celebrate Santa Claus and the
gifts he will bring, but the birth of
Jesus Christ and the
gift of His forgiveness.
This New Year I toast to the
new me: better life,
better person,
better Christian.
New doesn’t always mean better,
but I hope this time it does.
© reading is living