I haven't posted in a while, but I'm back to let you know that you don't have to be bored this holiday season. Many of you will be traveling or lazing around the house which will provide you with ample time to read ONE OF THE MOST AMAZING BOOKS OF ALL TIME except for the Bible. Entangled was once only in e-book form, but now for only $12.99+S&H you can have it in paper back! WOW!!! What a deal!!! (I always thought I would be good on infomercials...) If you order with in the next 10 minutes you will receive free snow from heaven! No shipping necessary on the snow! The best place to order your copy is through the following link: Createspace Publisher (Paperback)
Or if you know me, you can order it through me and I can bring it to you, which will make shipping and handling absolutely FREE!
I know this may sound a bit like a sales pitch, but Barbara Ellen Brink, my mother, deserves to be a famous author. She writes like one.
This Christmas isn't just about a book though. And it isn't about finding Entangled in your stocking or under your tree. The Christmas season is not about crazy people in the mall or the people that were trampled making their way into Walmart on Black Friday. It's also not about the many feet of snow that we have been "blessed" with or the random snow shoes my father purchased... This Christmas season is about Christ being born. Christmas tv episodes are getting on my nerves lately. Their eyes light up and the snow starts to gently fall. Looking up into the sky they see Santa Clause flying in high sleigh. At that moment they realize that they know the meaning of Christmas. It's family...or it's friends...or it's anything you want it to be (no really that was one of the answers). They miss the point of Christmas, which is the birth of Christ. Jesus Christ was born so that he could one day die in our place. He saved us from hell and we treat his birth like it's all about us. This Christmas let's put away our selfish desires and celebrate Jesus. Because Jesus brought hope. Without trusting in Jesus there is no hope.
I hope everyone has a very Merry Christmas! And Feliz Navidad for any Spanish readers.
