Deborah and I spent October in the mountains, enjoying
the Autumnal views
We were going to leave on the 31st but Bryan
made us and offer we couldn’t refuse.
He asked if we wanted to see the Biltmore House
Christmas tree when it arrives November 1st
Then we remembered, “Hey, we’re retired!”, so
our plans we immediately reversed.
The Biltmore Estate Christmas tree (we got our
information from reliable sources)
Is 35 feet tall and enters the grounds on a
carriage drawn by two horses.
As if seeing the tree wasn’t enough then let me
offer more proof
Bryan said we could watch the festivities from
atop the Biltmore House roof.
So from a balcony up on the roof with the colors
of fall all around
We watched the Christmas season enter through a
gate on the Biltmore House grounds.
We felt blessed to watch the merging of the
seasons, as the sky cleared and out came the sun
But the biggest blessing of the day was sharing
it all with our son.
A month surrounded by the colors of fall, is
enough to warm any heart
But standing on the roof with Deborah and Bryan got
this season off to a great start.
As I stood up there marveling at Bryan, our son,
and smiling at Deborah, my wife
I thought what a special moment…then I wondered about
these moments in my life.
What is it that makes them so special? Let me now help unravel this myth.
What makes the moments in one’s life special are
the ones we share those moments with.
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