What a quiet evening. We’re packing up to head to Philadelphia for Christmas with Kevin’s parents. No telling how the travel will go at this point. Snow, snow everywhere. We’d both appreciate your prayers for a safe flight tomorrow.
So, while I enjoy this quiet night next to my glowing white Christmas tree, I wanted to share my favorite Christmas cartoon with you. I first saw it when I was really little and accidentally ran across it a few years ago when I purchased “Mickey’s Christmas Carol” for a Christmas party I was hosting. One of the shorts on the DVD was this little movie — The Small One. It’s a precious, poignant film about a donkey that no one had use for anymore, except for the little boy that loves him. It’s made by Disney during the last of the Don Bluth years, a fact that shocked me considering the content of this film and the direction Disney has gone in recent years. I hope you and yours enjoy it as much as I do.
The Small One (in three parts)
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