Sunday, December 9, 2018

A towel

Years ago, I received a towel as a gift with a note that read:

At first glance, it is easy to look at a towel as a most ordinary object. Have you ever stopped to think that for thousands of years, the towel has been used for many wonderful purposes? For example, the mother who wipes the tears of a child, the physician who binds the wounds of a patient, or the woman in her home wiping her hands as she moves from task to task. 

Perhaps the most significant use of a towel happened more than two thousand years ago when our Savior, only hours before He hung on the cross, took an ordinary towel in His loving hands and dried the feet of His disciples. This simple, loving act personifies the selflessness and loving service we seek to give during our lives. It illustrates that an ordinary thing like a towel, in the right hands, and with a giving heart, can lighten another’s load. As with every action performed by the Savior on this earth, His act of service reminds us that simple day-to-day kindness are the Savior’s way to bless and comfort. 

This towel is given with love and with the hope you will do works of goodness with it as the Savior did so many years ago.

 May the absorbing spirit of the season blot our problems, soak up our sorrows, wipe away difficulties and may your Christmas be shining and bright! 

I really like the message so this year, I decided to use it to give towels as a Christmas gift. 

Con amor,
Vero

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