• Twas the month before Christmas
    And all through the house
    The storage was low
    Hardly a crumb for a mouse.

    The shelves were about empty,
    Oh, what a plight!
    The wolf’s at the door,
    And no money in sight.

    All the children were nestled
    To keep warm in their bed,
    Hoping that before long
    They surely would be fed.

    The prophet had counseled
    “Each one be prepared,”
    We had procrastinated the day,
    Why hadn’t we cared?

    ALAS! “Twas only a dream”,
    But that didn’t’ matter
    I jumped from my bed
    Making a loud awful clatter.

    Away to the basement
    I flew like a flash,
    Stumbling over boxes and bottles,
    Along with some trash.

    As I surveyed my storage,
    With eyes all aglow
    The security of filled bottles
    All straight in a row

    Filled my heart with a warmth
    And my eyes with a tear
    To think I had food
    to last us a year.

    This feeling of warmth
    And security too,
    Is what we as your friends
    Wish for you.

    So put gifts of storage
    Under each Christmas tree
    For those on your list,
    Is our warmest plea,

    Give honey, give sugar,
    Give flour or wheat.
    Give milk, give salt,
    Give something to eat.

    And you’ll hear them exclaim,
    When Christmas is here,
    “Thank-you so much,
    It will be a good year.”

    Author unknown (If you know, tell me :) )

    This was handed out to my wife’s Relief Society (Womens Group at Latter-day Saint Churches)

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