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26 December was traditionally known as St Stephen's Day, but is more commonly known as Boxing Day. This expression came about because money was collected in alms-boxes placed in churches during the festive season. This money was then distributed during to the poor and needy after Christmas.
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1/2 cup hugs
4 tsp kisses
4 cups love
1 cup special holiday cheer
1/2 cup Peace on Earth
3 tsp Christmas Spirits
2 cups Goodwill Toward Man
1 sprig of mistletoe
1 medium-size bag of Christmas snowflakes (the regular kind won't do!).
Mix hugs, kisses, smiles and love until consistent. Blend in holiday cheer, peace on earth, Christmas spirits and good will toward men. Use the mixture to fill a large warm heart, where it can be stored for a lifetime. (never goes bad!) Serve as desired under mistletoe, sprinkled liberally with special Christmas snowflakes. It is especially good when accompanied by Christmas Carols and family get-togethers. Serve to one and all.
RECIPE FOR CHRISTMAS JOY
Let us remember that the Christmas heart is a giving heart, a wide open heart that thinks of others first.
George Mathhew Adams
