Snowglobe Fun and NORAD Tracks Santa

Make Time for Small Reflections
Scroll down for NORAD tracks Santa Around the World!
Check out the Twelve Days of Christmas above
and click to listen to a unique version.

Rerun "Snow Fun" and Inspiration All in One
From December 28th, 2007 - Revised & Republished Today
(Click above for the original)

In my wanderings around the Blogosphere at the beginning of December of 2007, I happened upon this at Melissa's ... and was very glad she found it several years ago, bookmarked it, and shared it again this year. I shared it at Sacred Ruminations back then, but think this might be worth posting again here for whoever might not have seen it.

Click on the Snowglobe 2004 graphic
and follow the directions.

Warning: It's still addictive, but it will make you laugh!

Earlier today (back on 12-28-08), I shared a couple of personal memories on my other blog along with the inspirational video that triggered them. If you haven't visited there and have a bit of time, you might find these links worth checking out. (If you didn't know me back then, and you enjoy my personal memories & reflective anecdotes ... these are definitely for you.)

About NORAD

Click for Kids' Countdown
(including lots of games when you click various places)
and information about About Santa.

According to the official NORAD site:

"Santa Cams are ultra-cool, high-tech, high-speed digital cameras pre-positioned at many locations around the world only on Christmas Eve. The cameras capture images and videos of Santa and his reindeer as they make their journey around the world. Come back to this page on December 24 to see Santa fly!" Videos

Small Reflections ... Smile Back

Morning Musings & a Me Me ME ... meme
are at Happily Retired Gal today
& a Slice of Life Piece
Memories of Dad
is yesterday's post there.

Thought for Today
"The most wasted of all days is one without laughter."
e e cummings

Rerun "Snow Fun" and Inspiration All in One

In my wanderings around the Blogosphere at the beginning of December, I happened upon this at Melissa's ... and was very glad she found it several years ago, bookmarked it, and shared it again this year.
I shared it at Sacred Ruminations back then, but think this might be worth posting again here for whoever might not have seen it. Click on the Snowglobe graphic and follow the directions. Warning: It's still addictive, but it will make you laugh!

Earlier today, I shared a couple of personal memories on my other blog along with the inspirational video that triggered them. If you haven't visited there and have a bit of time, you might find these links worth checking out.