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We finished school for this term 2 weeks ago, and have been enjoying our first week of break.

Here are some of what they had done in the past month:

Our church Cantata went well, praise God. The duet my hubby and I sang went very well as well, for which we are grateful. Right at this moment my kids are singing the cantata in their bedroom over and over with much enthusiasm. Very sweet.

Christmas pictures have been taken, I just don't have them yet. These are just some I took for fun:

Gifts are all wrapped up and mostly given out.

I experienced the blessing of God's protection as I had an auto accident ( collision) last night without injuries for my son and me. We might need a new car though, but that's still to be determined. At least I do not have to incur any cost as I was not at fault.

I am very happy about the new playbook I got for christmas. Another praise item.

One of our traditions from back home in the Caraibbeans. This is what we will have for breakfast on Sunday with some Hot Cocoa made the Martinican way.

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