I completely forgot to post this prior to the holiday but I figured it wasn't too late to sneak it in.
When Jed and I lived in Japan a very nice woman came to our house to help with the translation and set up of our cable. Like most of the tiny Japanese women he met, she absolutely loved Jed. She even sent him a Christmas card which has become my favorite Christmas card of all time.
Here is the beautiful front of the card:
And here is the greeting and her signature:
And here is her personal message:
In case you're having trouble figuring it out it says, "May the happy time becomes the Christmas got blocked a lot!"
We never figured out what that meant but loved it. It is one of the best things we brought back from Japan. It's hard to learn another language - especially one so incredibly different than your own. I admire her effort as well as her thoughtfulness to send a card. I hope wherever she is, she's having a happy time.
I hope you have the best day ever!

We love you! xoxoxoxo
My next decade is fast approaching and I had been feeling a slight panic about whether or not to have kids. But, earlier this week, I read about an Indian woman who gave birth to her first child at 70 years old. Looks like there's no need to rush! I love science.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28112285/