This holiday season take the time to record your thoughts about the events around you. Sometimes the mere smile a little child is enough to convince of what matters most. We all have particular things we value about the holidays. What do you value and why?

Christmas memories are some of my fondest insofar as it seems this time of year always felt so kind, gentle, and hopeful. I’m sure it has more to do with the fact that it was a bombardment of senses with all the smell, sights, and sounds of the season. Having said that, however, I do believe there is something special, and redemptive about the season, and it’s a perfect opportunity to create sweet memories, especially for children.

Writing this when I was in a dark place. It’s kinda about that one person that you love and then they betray you.

One writer’s look back at previous Christmas writing on Triond.

This article is about a personal experience and memories of the holiday season and the traditions that were taught.

Enjoying the small things.

What are the memories people have of Christmas? Not all are good. The season to be jolly leaves some with bitter tastes in their mouths. Some recent interviews with names changed for privacy and with permission granted to publish…

Over fifty years ago now, life for children was completely different, and Christmas was a much more magical time of year, even if the kids sometimes went out of their way to ruin it.

Todays issue speaks more on rejection and reflection of the memories we make and that have been made for us. Enjoy and as always smiles sent your way

Guys, this maybe sounds funny but I am honestly asking you for suggestions – What I should do to tell my half-life that my Love, my Breath, my Soul and my Life will be rejoicing with her on the day of our 25th year wedding anniversary, which is to take place on December 9, 2011? I am in Saudi Arabia – a thousand miles away from her. I would be grateful to receive some of your captivating ideas and suggestions.