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More Christmas Season Traditions

Posted by on December 28, 2008

Tipper from Blind Pig and the Acorn has greatly enhanced my twelve days of Christmas with the idea of “Breaking Up Christmas.”

I found a lovely YouTube clip of a song with the name of the tradition she spoke of.

I love the idea of singing and dancing my way to the end of the season.

A bit more about the third day of Christmas. While out pruning today, I began to wonder about the three french hens. (All pretty simple stuff really, pruning in the cold rain took some energy of its own.) I was using my orchard ladder which of course is a three legged ladder, two hold the steps up and the other is the brace. The beauty of using a three legged ladder is the same as any other tripod, because it is three points it will always be steady, as three points can always find a common plane. Always stable no matter what.

But Dear Reader, you know what I realized? That the Triune God was the first tripod, the original tripod. When we use the Trinity as our ladder no matter how uneven the ground we will always find a common plane on which to stand steady.

I thought of many of the threes in the spiritual life. Many “three french hens,” the first of which is the Father, Son and Holy Ghost!

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