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For those of us with young children, this is the time of year where pre-K and Kindergarten classrooms echo with the sounds of high-pitched voices earnestly ambling their way through classic Christmas carols. As I dropped Koko off this morning, I was tickled at how he enthusiastically howled "...laughing all the way HAH HAH HAH!" There's NO question that he will be heard during the holiday performance.

No matter where we are, this season brings out amazing little moments that cheer our hearts, raise our spirits and help us cherish the best parts of our lives. As the year draws to a close, I feel serenely blessed for the gifts of family, my loving wife and children... friends, colleagues and FB fam... and the fellowship of humanity that binds us all regardless of faith.

May the year's end bring you all the happiness you seek, the love you need and the bounty of God's blessings.

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