Showing posts with label chirstmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chirstmas. Show all posts

December 23, 2009

Merry Christmas

I am so bad about mailing anything, let alone Christmas Cards.  I do LOVE getting them though.  So here is the Coontz Family Virtual Christmas Card!
(my favorite is seeing how all our friends and family have grown and changed!)

November 12, 2009

An Amazing Message

I know it's a little early for Christmas, but the message of this video is so timely. Grab some tissues and enjoy!

January 10, 2009

Five Dollar Bill

My Grandma Stumbaugh (Mom's Mom) always gave us $5 for birthdays and Christmas. Once we were married and had kids she gave them the money. It was always a favorite for my kids, and I am sure their cousins, to open their cards from Great Grandma and Grandpa at Christmas and find a crisp new $5 bill. She told me the teller always thought she was crazy when she came in to get the $5 bills. She had 37 great-grandkids in my family, and then there were the ones from my aunt. Why am I telling you this? My Grandmother passed away, and we have had two Christmases without her. Just the other day, and I can't remember how it came up, Kamrie told me she missed her. She didn't know her really well, but she knew who she was, and loved her.

Then this morning Kamrie came down from her room. She was excited about something, and told me she had been looking in drawer under her bed. This drawer holds some of her baby clothes I am hanging on to for her. So it is a drawer she isn't supposed to be in. Well, this is what she found.


There is no telling how long it had been there, at least two years. But, I have no doubt, that my Grandma is watching us and wanted Kamrie to know she appreciated her thinking about her.

And, she always spelled Kamrie's name wrong.

Love you Grandma!!

December 26, 2008

December 24, 2008

Merry Christmas

The Coontz Family wishes you all a very Merry Christmas! Take a minute, sit back, forget the stresses that the time brings and watch this beautiful video.
(Be sure to turn off the player at the bottom of the page first. But listen to the song after it is fabulous!)