Can I get an “Amen” for winter greetings?
Can I get an “Amen” for another fabulous Christmas greeting masterpiece from my friend Janet?
Can I get an “Amen” for how laundry can become overwhelming?
Can I get an “Amen” for the healing power of cookies?
Can I get an “Amen” for my amenable family members?
Can I get an “Amen” for the wisdom on teabags?
Can I get an “Amen” for the Amazing Amen chorus from Handel’s Messiah, a piece of music that gave me peace of mind as I sang it, piece by piece, last night?
Can I get an “Amen” for that performance of the Amen Chorus by singers from Oman?
Or for this one conducted by Otto Klemperer (starting at 3:47)?
Can I get an “Amen” for staying alert, aware, and active, but also at peace for the next four years?
Can I get an “Amen” for completing this blog post
well within the time I need to get to cardiac rehab this morning?
Can I get an “Amen” for everyone who helped me create today’s blog post and — Amen! — for you, my amenable, amazing, and admirable readers?
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Amen!
Amen to you, David!
Amen to it all my friend!
Amen to my good friend Lisa!
Amen to all!
Emilie’s here! Amen.
Amen! And Aaron is looking happy and relaxed — so good to see.
Amen to all that, Maureen.
Amen!
Amen, Cindy!
Amen for the whole post!
Amen for your comment, Phil!
Love that peeping Tom Santa Ann! ❤
Diana xo
Amen, Diana! I loved it so I had to stop and take a photo. ❤ xxoo
When I was much younger I was told “amen” was Hebrew for “so be it” which helped me understand why it was such a good closing line, but now the OED tells me the Hebrew means ‘certainty, truth’ which makes it even better.
So, yes, a huge amen to you.
So be it, Chris, for the certainty of another true and understanding comment from you. Amen!
Amen to all of that! And so much more. ❤
Amen to wonderful you, Louise!
Amen to the 10th power!
Amen to your power, Claudia!
Yeah you can get an Amen from me too……………..Amen
Amen, Joanne.
Ann, You can get an AMEN for the whole post!
Especially the cookies.
-Alan
AMEN to all that, Alan.
Was Santa hiding from a husband who came home early?
A man would know that better than me, Ray. Amen.
Amen. Poor Santa – I hope someone saved him!
Amen for your caring nature, Jan.
Yes! Amen to it all, especially the zombie horde and those cookies (which I hope were NOT eaten by the zombie horde).
Amen to you!
I don’t often get a chance to have the last word 🙂
(silence)
🙂
Amen, and for more fish!
Amen!
LOL and amen, Ann! Loved all the pictures (especially Santa the Second Story Man and of course the excerpts from my card). Happy ho-ho and looking forward to seeing you soon.
Amen to all that, Janet, and I amenably used another excerpt from your card in the next post.
Amen indeed Ann 💛
Amen, Val!
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