What's So Funny?
Russell Gayer, author speaker
Born in a Barn
For those of you tuning in expecting to read a FFF post, I’m sitting out this week.
Rather than bore you with a hundred rambling excuses, I’ve prepared a little eye-candy for your viewing enjoyment. Here’s a copy of the Christmas card Connie and I are sending this year.
Feel free to leave a comment. I should be back in the saddle next week.
18 Comments on “Born in a Barn”
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What's So Funny? 
Oh, well, everyone gets a little time off — don’t they?
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yeah, and some people get five to ten years of hard labor.
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You two are so neat. Love the card.
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Connie is neat. I’m rather a mess.
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Love it. Merry Christmas to you and yours!
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Thanks, Dawn.
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I’m a little surprised the sign doesn’t read “It’s a Goy!” LOL Great reflections for the season–both timely and reverent as well as being humorous. Thanks for the laughs and the reminder concerning what this Christmas thing is all about.
Peace be with you and yours this Christmas and throughout the year to come.
All my best,
Marie Gail
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Joseph didn’t have any cigars, so he had to make do with a sign. Thanks for remembering “TIs the reason for the season.”
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So you’re into the living Nativity scene, eh? Your Joseph in overalls adds flavor and very likely kept the chickens on their guard during the photo shoot. Happy holidays to you and Connie, Russell!
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Only for long enough to take a picture. Pretty soon the chickens would start pecking. As for the overalls, Joseph was a carpenter, so this seemed the appropriate attire.
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Dear Mary and Joseph, and family, What a hoot – great picture of your family for sure. Thanks for including us in your list. I am helping Mike with Santa stuff, mostly shipping. Merry Christmas! Mike & Nan
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I love your Christmas card, Russell. Your family and friends are blessed indeed to receive one. May you and Connie be blessed this Christmas and throughout the new year.
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One reason I posted it was to say Merry Christmas to all my blog friends around the world. Your encouragement and support means so much to me. I am truly blessed.
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Oh, what fun…you thought I was going to break into song, didn’t you? Hahahaha
Love the Christmas card, and the hens add a lovely touch to the manger scene. Blessings to you and your lovely bride. Merry Christmas!
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Yes, I was expecting to hear you chime in on Silent Night. Thanks for the kind wishes. Best to you and yours this Christmas season.
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You actually Photoshopped yourselves into the stable/barn – words fail me.
Happy Christmas.
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No, Liz. That photo was taken inside the condominium where Connie’s chickens reside. The only Photoshopping was the removal of an extension cord going to the star.
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Okay, I am really, really behind on reading posts. Blame it on the Vicodin. Merry Christmas to you, Connie, and the chickens.
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