Well, here we are again, where for yet another day, a lot of us find ourselves either housebound or at least severely restricted in terms of what we can do.

A lot of us are putting up the Christmas decorations again.

We're taking part in Christmassy activities like watching Christmas movies.

Starting tomorrow, the Hallmark Channel will be releasing an early Christmas movie marathon.

All of this untimely Christmas spirit isn't to make light of a difficult and uncertain situation,

but rather to make the best of it considering the circumstances.

Yesterday I brought you a classic Christmas story from Frank L. Baum, and today I'm back

to do something similar.

Now, first things first, I hope that you're staying safe and healthy and following all of the

common sense guidelines and taking your advice only from trained medical professionals.

Second of all, I'd love to hear from you.

Not only because I always like to hear from you,

but now more than ever I want to hear about what's going on in your life.

How are you celebrating Christmas in March,

or how are you spending your time otherwise?

You can always drop me a line at Christmas Past Podcast at gmail.com

or reach out on Facebook, Twitter, and

Instagram. And if there's anything you'd like to share with the rest of the Christmas

past family, why not record a voice memo into your phone and send it to me? I'd be happy to

include it on an upcoming episode. You can send a shout out to a loved one, share some tips for

coping through these times,

or anything else that you think would make the days more merry and bright for the rest of the Christmas past family.

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