25 December 2009

He is Born!


Bon Secours St. Francis Hospital, Charleston, S.C.

I know it for a fact because I drove out to the hospital to watch the nurses lift him from the warming isolette and carry him out to the manger.

Visitors have been reporting the missing baby Jesus for weeks at the hospital but this is our tradition. He waits in the Newborn Nursery until midnight on Christmas Eve and this evening Jessie gently did the honors.

Merry Christmas!

8 comments:

Pat said...

This is such a special tradition and now especially so. Thanks, Joan!

Mo said...

What a great tradition. Merry Christmas.

Judy said...

What a wonderful tradition! Have a wonderful Christmas.

Daisy Deadhead said...

Happy Holidays to you!!! :)

Susan Moorhead said...

That is charming and creative. Merry Christmas (and I had a much less grouchy one after my ticket rant!). Cheers.

Frank said...

I absolutely love the tradition. I bet the care he gets is priceless. Bless all of you for making his birth and gentle journey to the manger possible.

An awesome way to celebrate. The angel's expression at the stable is perfect.

Thank you Joan.

Charlestonjoan said...

It is a sweet tradition isn't it! It startles new nurses to see him laying in the crib in the Nursery. He is a tad jaundiced in my opinion. I agree - the angel looks so adoring. It is a lovely manger scene.

D said...

That is the sweetest tradition! What a wonderful way to celebrate Jesus' birth. I hope you and your family had a great Christmas!