My friend Whitney is part of Mercy River and this is their blog. http://www.mercyrivermusic.com/about/ Brooke posted this earlier this month and I just loved it. I, too, have struggled with loving Christmas as I should and not getting caught up in the busyness of it all. If you’re a mom, chances are good you don’t see a lot of “silent nights” during the holidays. After all, YOU are the one responsible for creating most of the magic. There are parties, dinners, concerts, presents, food, neighbor gifts, Christmas cards…not to mention the normal demands of sports, recitals, homework, sick kids, and laundry. You’re up later than usual to get it all done, when what you really want to do is eat fudge, watch the Hallmark channel, and feel jolly. But, can I be super honest? Some years all I feel is numb. Numb from the busyness. And sad – even a little guilty – that I don’t really “feel” Christmas (other than feeling “rage” because my Amazon Prime package took 3 days to arriv