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This Christmas letter provides updates about family members. It discusses the writer's 3-year-old daughter Joanna, noting her developing language skills and how she expresses both joy and sadness through exaggerated statements and body language. The letter also mentions being thankful for blessings despite life's ups and downs.
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- 1. Merry Christmas! We have so much to be thankful for as we look back through the ups and downs and see the blessings God has given us through both. As the elected Christmas letter writer, I (Chris) am glad to greet you all, at least till the six-year-old can type and then I am so done. Starting with news of the littlest Wuthrich - Joanna is 3 and is so much fun. As she has grown, it has been fun to watch as her thoughts (such as shoes) become complete thoughts (I like these shoes) and have evolved into sentence fragments (Gimmie shoes purple!), that further have become complete thought out sentences (Dearest Father, I do so enjoy my purple shoes and if it would not be too much trouble as to have you place them onto my feet, I would greatly appreciate it.) OK, that was exaggerated just a tad but there is a LOT of stuff going on in that little head, and most of it is sheer joy - unless shes being sarcastic. I cant really tell. Can one be really that excited about things such as being asked to put her shoes on, (GO PUT MY SHOES ON?? THE PURPLE ONES?? I LOVE YOU DAD!!!) Other things to elate about include: the dog, a cookie, the blanket, sand, a bug, juice boxes, and my favorite: Eggo Waffles. I think she is toying with me. On the other side of the 3 year old emotion coin we have shoulder sagging, head hanging, feet shuffling, bottom lip popping out kind of sorrow as she slowly exits a room; stopping and half turning in the doorway to raise her head so those big watery eyes can make contact with my cold cruel heartless ones to confirm my staunch stance