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Manulife headquarters on Bloor Street of Toronto.
|Traded as
|Financial Services (Insurance)
|Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Key people
|Donald Guloien, President and Chief Executive Officer
Richard DeWolfe, Chairman of the Board of Directors
|$34,430 million CAD (2015)[1]
|$2,191 million CAD (2015)[1]
|$935,176 million CAD (2015)[1]
|Total assets
|$704,643 million CAD (2015)[1]
|Total equity
|$41,938 million CAD (2015)[1]
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Manulife or Manulife Financial is a Canadian insurance company and financial services provider, with its corporate headquarters in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The company operates in Canada and Asia as "Manulife" and in the United States primarily through its John Hancock division.[3] As of December 2015, the company employed approximately 34,000 people and had 63,000 agents under contract, and has $935 billion CAD in assets under management and administration.[2]
Manulife Bank of Canada is a wholly owned subsidiary of Manulife.
Private stock company[edit]
The firm was founded as The Manufacturers Life Insurance Company in 1887. Its first president was Sir John A. Macdonald, the first Prime Minister of Canada. The company sold its first policy outside of Canada in Bermuda in 1893. In 1894, policies were sold in Grenada, Jamaica and Barbados; Trinidad and Tobago, and Haiti in 1895; and British Honduras, British Guiana, China and Hong Kong in 1897.[4][5]
In 1901, Manulife amalgamated with the Temperance and General Life Assurance Company,[6] a Toronto-based Canadian life insurer that provided preferred rates to abstainers of alcohol. Manulife continued to offer abstainers rates into the 1920s.[7]
In 1931, it opened its first southern China branch in British Hong Kong. Shortly thereafter, it established itself as a leading life insurer in the region with branches in Macau, Swatow and Amoy.[8]
Mutual company[edit]
In 1958, shareholders voted to change its legal form from a joint stock company to a mutual organization, making the company privately owned by its policyholders.[9][10] In 1984, Manulife announced that it had acquired Waterloo, Ontario-based Dominion Life Assurance Company: a deal that included the purchase of all of the outstanding stock of the company from Lincoln National.[11][12] Dominion Life was founded in Waterloo in 1889, and Manulife made a commitment to the community to retain a significant presence in Waterloo. In 1988, Manulife opened a new five-storey office building at 500 King St. North in Waterloo to house its Canadian Division.[13]
In 1996, the company entered an agreement with Sinochem to form Shanghai-based Zhong Hong Life Insurance Co. Ltd., China's first joint venture life insurance company, and was granted a license that made it the second foreign insurer[14] to be allowed re-entry into China.[15]
Demutualization and public company[edit]
In 1999, its voting eligible policyholders approved demutualization, and the shares of Manulife, the holding company of The Manufacturers Life Insurance Company and its subsidiaries, began trading on The Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX), the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE) under the ticker 'MFC', and on The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong (SEHK) under the ticker '945'.[16]
In 2002, Manulife–Sinochem Life Insurance Co. Ltd. was granted approval by the China Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC) to open a branch office in Guangzhou, China, the first branch license granted to a foreign invested joint–venture life insurance company. In 2003, Manulife-Sinochem received approval for a branch office in Beijing, the first multiple-branch license granted to a foreign-invested joint venture life insurance company. The firm is now licensed to operate in more than 50 Chinese cities.[16]
In 2003, Manulife and John Hancock Financial Services, Inc. (including its Canadian subsidiary Maritime Life) announced a tax–free stock–for–stock merger of the companies, creating a global insurance franchise. Completed in April 2004, the merger created the largest life insurer in Canada, second largest in North America, and fifth largest in the world at the time.[16]
In 2013 Richard DeWolfe became the Chair of the company's board,[17] succeeding Gail Cook-Bennett, who retired after serving 34 years on the board.[18] In 2009, Donald Guloien, the Chief Investment Officer, succeeded Dominic D'Alessandro as President and CEO of the company. Shortly before his departure, D'Alessandro modified his retirement package; the restricted units would only vest for a total of $10 million if the shares reached $36 by the end of 2011, and he would receive $5 million if the shares hit $30. This was in response to shareholders' reaction to the first quarterly loss ever posted by the firm in its public history. Under Guloien's leadership, the first initiatives were a dividend cut and an equity offering to bolster Manulife's capital levels, making it difficult for the share price to reach the target levels needed to vest.[19]
In September 2009, the company purchased AIC's Canadian retail investment fund business.[20] In October 2009, it purchased Pottruff & Smith Travel Insurance Brokers Inc., a Canadian broker and third party administrator of travel insurance.[21]
In 2010, the company announced that it had purchased Fortis Bank SA/NV's1 49 per cent ownership in ABN AMRO TEDA Fund Management Co. Ltd. The new joint venture, Manulife TEDA Fund Management Company Ltd. (Manulife TEDA), provides traditional retail and institutional asset management for clients in China. The other 51 per cent is owned by Northern International Trust, part of Tianjin TEDA Investment Holding Co., Ltd. (TEDA).[22]
In June 2012, the company opened Manulife Cambodia, with headquarters in Phnom Penh.[23][24]
In September 2014, Manulife agreed to acquire the Canadian operations of Standard Life for a fee of around $3.7 billion.[25]
In 2014, Manulife Financial simplified its logo and brand to refer to itself only as Manulife outside of the United States.[26]
In April 2015, the company announced a partnership with DBS Bank, providing Manulife exclusive access to DBS customers in Singapore, Hong Kong, China and Indonesia in exchange for an initial payment of $1.2 billion USD.[27]
The company has recently revived discussions of listing a real estate investment trust (REIT) backed by its US office property portfolio on the Singapore Exchange. There were discussions to have the IPO last summer, however the economic climate was lacking for REITs.[28]
Manulife was one of the founding members of the Canadian Cyber Threat Exchange (CCTX).
- 2013 and 2014 – named to the Dow Jones Sustainability North American Index (Canada)
- 2013 – The Manulife LPGA Classic received the Tournament Owners Association Gold Driver Award for Charity Promotion, with St. Mary's General Hospital Foundation's Red Day
- 2012 and 2013 – named one of Canada's Top Employers for Young People (Canada)
- 2010 through 2013 – named one of Canada's Top 100 Employers (Canada)[29]
- 2012 – Manulife Investments received the Order of Excellence Award from Excellence Canada (Canada)
- 2012 – President and CEO Donald Guloien named 2012 International Business Executive of the Year (Canada)
- 2010 – Manulife recognized on the 2010 Investor 500 ranking by Canadian Business magazine (Canada)
- 2010 – Manulife-Sinochem received an award of excellence from the State Council National Economic Census Commission (China)
- Manulife was worldwide sponsor for the 2008 Summer Olympics. The sponsorship was acquired along with John Hancock Financial Services.
- Manulife is the namesake tenant in the tallest building in Edmonton, Alberta, Manulife Place.
- In 2010, Manulife partnered with Volunteer Canada and launched its "Get Volunteering" platform to provide Canadians with tools to find volunteer experiences, officially adopting volunteerism as the signature cause of its corporate social investment program.[30]
- Title sponsor of the Manulife Financial LPGA Classic since 2012.
- Manulife is the parent company of John Hancock Financial, which has been a principal sponsor of the Boston Marathon since 1986.[31][32][33]
- Sponsor of Pathways To Education Canada, a program focused on reducing high school dropout rates in low-income communities.[34]
- Manulife Japan is a sponsor of Hoshi General Hospital's "Manulife Waku Waku Room" project, providing psychological support for children receiving medical care.[35]
- Title sponsor of the Manulife Walk for Memories, benefitting the Alzheimer Society of Toronto.
- ^ a b c d e "Statistical Information Package Q4 2015". Manulife. Retrieved 15 February 2016.
- ^ a b "Increasing number of Canadians hesitant to invest, even in housing". Manulife. 15 February 2016. Retrieved 15 February 2016.
- ^ Rita Trichur (August 8, 2007). "Manulife makes $1.1B profit". The Star. Retrieved January 22, 2013.
- ^ McQueen, Rod (1999). Manulife - How Domenic D'Alessandro built a global giant ... (PDF). p. 35, par. 4.
- ^ McQueen, Rod (1999). Manulife - How Domenic D'Alessandro built a global giant ... (PDF). p. 36, par. 1.
- ^ "Manulife Financial Corporation".
- ^ McQueen, Rod (2009). Manulife: How Dominic D'Alessandro Built a Global Giant and Fought to Save it. Toronto: Penguin Group. p. 36. ISBN 978-0-670-06920-0.
- ^ Bangyan, Feng & Kau, N.M. (2010). Enriching Lives: A History of Insurance in Hong Kong 1841 – 2010 (PDF). p. 39, par. 2–3.
- ^ "Ratify Mutualization Of Manufacturers Life". The Financial Times (Montreal, Quebec). August 8, 1958.
- ^ Bliss, Michael (1990). Northern Enterprise: Five Centuries of Canadian Business. McClelland & Stewart. p. 495. ISBN 978-0771015694.
- ^ Welsh, Lawrence (October 30, 1984). "Dominion Life is acquired by Manulife". Globe and Mail.
- ^ McQueen, Rod (2009). Manulife: How Dominic D'Alessandro Built a Global Giant and Fought to Save it. Toronto: Penguin Group. p. 54. ISBN 978-0-670-06920-0.
- ^ Strathdee, Mike (July 16, 1988). "Moving experience: Manufacturers Life relocates in stages". Kitchener-Waterloo Record.
- ^ "Insurance Hall of Fame: Dominic D'Alessandro".
- ^ McQueen, Rod (2009). Manulife: How Dominic D'Alessandro Built a Global Giant and Fought to Save it. Toronto: Penguin Group. p. 110. ISBN 978-0-670-06920-0.
- ^ a b c "Manulife Financial - History".
- ^ "Manulife corporate website - Board of Directors".
- ^ "Manulife names Richard DeWolfe next chairman after Gail Cook-Bennett retires". Financial Post. Nov 30, 2012.
- ^ DECLOET, DEREK (April 18, 2009). "Bruised D'Alessandro offers olive branch". theglobeandmail.com. The Globe and Mail. Retrieved September 9, 2013.
- ^ "Manulife buys AIC as Lee-Chin retreats".
- ^ "Manulife buys Woodbridge brokerage Pottruff & Smith".
- ^ "Manulife Financial - Transactions".
- ^ "Manulife expands ASEAN reach with Cambodia office". Reuters. June 28, 2012.
- ^ "Manulife Enters Cambodia Market With Phnom Penh Office". June 9, 2015.
- ^ Manulife to buy Standard Life's Canadian assets for $3.7 billion. Reuters, 4 September 2014
- ^ "History of the Manulife Logo".
- ^ "Manulife deepens Asia presence with $1.2-billion DBS deal".
- ^ "Manulife Revives Talk of Forming U.S. Office REIT Listed on Singapore Stock Exchange - CoStar Group". www.costar.com. Retrieved 2016-01-10.
- ^ "Canada's Top 100 Employers - National".
- ^ Langford, Cooper (May 14, 2013). "How numbers helped Manulife spur volunteerism". Financial Post.
- ^ "John Hancock and the Boston Marathon mark 29 years of partnership".
- ^ "Barnstable Patriot".
- ^ "2015 Boston Marathon: What do the winners win?".
- ^ "Pathways To Education Canada Celebrates National Volunteer Week (news release)" (PDF).
- ^ "Manulife Waku Waku Room opens at Ibaraki Children's Hospital". The Wall Street Transcript. February 3, 2014.
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If Zanele Muholi's series "Faces and Phases" and "Somnyama Ngonyama" have one idea in common, it's that identity is both powerful and malleable.
In the former, which comprises more than 300 photos of black lesbians and queer people in South Africa, identity is bravely expressed in the face of significant danger. Although same-sex marriage is legal in the country and discrimination based on sexuality is prohibited, violence against LGBTQ people is common. Muholi, who co-founded the Forum for Empowerment of Women in 2002, was an activist before she was an artist. When hate crimes spiked in her country, she started photographing the women in her community as an extension of that activism and as a way to assert their humanity and resist their oppression. Frequently, they face the camera head on, as though directly confronting those who would deny them their rights or their lives.
"The point of it is about creating this archive or record and making them visible. It's an act of empowerment, of adding them to history," said Kevin Moore, curator of "Zanele Muholi: Personae," an exhibition on display at Cincinnati's National Underground Railroad Freedom Center from Saturday until Jan. 23 as part of the FotoFocus Biennial.
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Roe Ethridge takes artistic and editorial conventions and turns them upside down.
In Ethridge's practice, commercial work becomes artistic, and personal work looks commercial. Photographs of himself and his family are marked by the slick lighting and glossy finish more commonly found in magazines. His photographs for newspapers and corporate clients, meanwhile, are unusually intimate, and they often end up hanging in his art shows. Frequently, he digitally manipulates found professional images into something altogether messier and more interesting.
The results are often wryly humorous and sometimes uncomfortable, but they undoubtedly speak to the contradictions and ambiguities of visual culture in the 21st century. His work is on display beginning Saturday until March 12 at Cincinnati's Contemporary Arts Center in the exhibition "Roe Ethridge: Nearest Neighbor," as part of the FotoFocus Biennial.
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Tel Aviv, Israel, has long been celebrated as a rare bastion of tolerance for LGBTQ people in the Middle East. This May, it hosted the first ever Miss Trans Israel beauty pageant, which is sure to only add to that reputation.
Israeli Associated Press photographer Oded Balilty got more access to the event than most photographers. In addition to covering the show itself, he documented rehearsals at HaBima, Israel's national theater, in the days leading up to it and photographed the contestants backstage as they prepared their makeup and outfits. His photos were recently on display in an exhibition presented by Shutterstock and the Associated Press as part of Brooklyn's Photoville.
A Jewish Photographer Challenges His Black-and-White Vision of the Holocaust
As a child growing up in the Midwest in 1950s and '60s, James Friedman was acutely aware of anti-Semitism. He regularly heard vitriolic jokes at school about Jews and the Holocaust; a more extreme example saw his family's house set on fire and riddled with gunfire. When he was 3 years old, he sat through a newsreel in a movie theater that featured intense imagery of the Jews who were killed and buried at the concentration camps; that reel stayed with him for years, and as he grew into an adult, shock grew into numbness as he looked at more and more disturbing photographs.
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"Perhaps, the anti-Semitic events I experienced throughout my life also compelled me to travel to Europe in search of pictures that would connect me with audiences in ways that my photography had never done before," Friedman wrote. "Once I was at the camps, I remember wanting to share visually my discomfort in being there and about what had happened at each site."
The Unforgettable Faces of Flood Victims in Their Homes
On an ever-warming planet, climate science indicates, expect to see more rainfall and more flooding. Moreover, expect to see more expressions like the ones worn by the solemn and quietly devastated people in Gideon Mendel's photographs from flood zones around the world.
Mendel started his series "Submerged Portraits" in June 2007, when he photographed floods in the U.K. that put much of Yorkshire, Gloucestershire, and the Midlands underwater. That August, he also photographed monsoon floods in northern India and Bangladesh. At the time, he'd been looking for a way to address climate change in his work. In the sight of individuals wading through floodwaters in their wrecked homes, he found a visual that seemed to address the universal implications of a global phenomenon.
"There's a shared vulnerability I seem to see across the world. There's something quite unifying about floods,' he said.
The Unmistakable Style of Inge Morath, One of Magnum's First Female Photographers
Inge Morath may have frequently photographed well-dressed people and many figures of the fashion world, but to call her a fashion photographer would be a mistake, according to John P. Jacob, the McEvoy Family curator for photography at the Smithsonian American Art Museum. Rather than "the seasonal changes of attire," the motif running through Morath's best work was, he notes, "the endurance of the human creative spirit in conditions of transformation and duress."
"Whether photographing festivals or artists' studios, on films sets, the street, or the fashion runway, what distinguishes Morath's photography is an unerring eye for life's brilliant theatricality," Jacob wrote in the afterword for a new collection of the photographer's work published by Abrams, Inge Morath: On Style.
How People Interact With Water Around the World
Mustafah Abdulaziz has spent the past five years traveling to nine countries around the world to photograph the way humans interact with water. Though many of his images document people and places affected by water scarcity and pollution, he doesn't consider his project, "Water," reportage or activism.
"The work I am creating is closer to a human study. The single idea I wish to call attention to already resides within the viewer: Their capacity for a profound connection to their planet. … Should a viewer come away from my work with a desire to create change, that is positive, but that is not my goal," Abdulaziz said via email.
These Photographs Make You Take Notice of New York Architecture
Throughout his childhood, Marc Yankus had a stepfather who often told him to go outside and play in traffic. Yankus instead took to the streets of New York, where his appreciation for architecture grew. His exploration also led him to the American wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, a place where he said he "spent a lot of time pretending I was going back in time."
As a fine art photographer, Yankus has created work that speaks to that background; his most recent photographs will be on view at Clamp Art in New York, opening Oct. 13, as part of his series "The Secret Lives of Buildings."
The title is a nod to a feature published in the Paris Review in 2014 about Yankus' previous show, one that he feels describes his work very well.
"Buildings are kind of like trees," he said. "They're silent. They're tall. They're all around you and they witness things. If they had a consciousness they would have seen all these different lives; people die, new people move in, there are all these changes to historical buildings."
Yankus feels one of the biggest shifts between his new work and what he has produced previously is a departure from the rough texture he employed as backgrounds. He said this new work has a more realistic feel to it and that he has included more detail and more of an environment by zooming out more. Many of the photographs don't include people since Yankus wanted to lend a quietness to the work.
Brooklyn in 1958, as Truman Capote Saw It
David Attie was still a student in his first ever photography course at the New School when he got his big break.
His instructor was Alexey Brodovitch, the famed art director of Harper's Bazaar, and he'd taken a liking to Attie's unique photo montages, which Attie created one night in a panic from film he'd accidentally overexposed. Brodovitch asked him to recreate the process to illustrate Truman Capote's Breakfast at Tiffany's, which was to be published for the first time in the magazine.
Attie worked for months to make the images, but the novella didn't end up running in Harper's under a directive from Hearst, the magazine's publisher. Capote resold the novella to Esquire, but when it appeared in the magazine, only one of Attie's images ran alongside it.
Soon after, when Holiday magazine asked Capote to write an essay, "Brooklyn Heights: A Personal Memoir," about living in the borough, Attie was again enlisted to provide the accompanying artwork. In March 1958, the young photographer, himself a Brooklyn native, and the young writer spent a day roaming Brooklyn Heights and Dumbo together. Capote posed for Attie and introduced him to some of the people and places he loved. Their work ran in the February 1959 issue of Holiday.
The Staggering Beauty and Fragility of North America's East Coast
David Freese hadn't considered an East Coast version of his book West Coast: Bering to Baja, a dramatic aerial look at the West Coast of North America. That changed in 2012 when Superstorm Sandy struck and Freese visited New York and New Jersey. Once he saw the devastation, he decided to begin a project that showcased how the rising waters were affecting cities, islands, national parks, and national wildlife refugees through aerial photography on North America's eastern shore. The work, published as a book titled East Coast: Arctic to Tropic, will be released in November.
If you're going to tackle another ambitious and expensive project, the best place to save on both time and money is on Google Earth, "without a doubt my greatest travel aid," Freese wrote via email. He was able to scout locations and charter companies that would help him get to remote locations in Greenland and Canada, including the Torngat Mountains on the northern tip of Newfoundland and Labrador.
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- 10/28/2000
- Series:
- Aunt Dimity Series , #5
- Pages:
- 224
- Sales rank:
- 179,908
- Product dimensions:
- 4.16(w) x 6.83(h) x 0.61(d)
- Age Range:
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Chapter One
My father died when I was three months old. I don't recall his laughter or his touch. My memories of him came secondhand, through my mother's words and well-thumbed photo albums.
"Your father was a soldier," my mom told me, and there he is, in grainy black-and-white, with his GI grin and rumpled uniform, standing in the ruins of Berlin. Kids in ragged clothing cluster near him, holding high the gifts he's taken from a tattered duffel bag-chocolate bars and chewing gum, socks and stocking caps, bits and bobs finagled from his squad. No department-store Santa ever looked half so merry as my dad did that day, among the children in the ruins of Berlin.
"Your father's favorite holiday was Christmas," my mother said, and fully half the photos in the albums prove her point. There he is, years later, playing Santa at our church on the west side of Chicago, baking angel cookies to give to friends and neighbors, placing the star atop one glittering tree after another. While my father was alive, Christmas began on my mother's birthday, the fourteenth of December, and climaxed with a lavish party on Christmas Eve.
Christmas Day was spent recuperating.
After my father's death, my mother cut back on the festivities, for emotional as well as financial reasons. When I was growing up, there was always a whiff of mourning in the crisp winter air. No one had to tell me not to compare my father's extravagant celebrations with my mother's humbler holidays, but I secretly lived for the day when my Christmases would match those in the photographs.
"The day has finally come," I murmured. I curled my legs beneath me on thecushioned window seat and gazed upward at the sky. I was a grown woman now, with two children of my own, and the lean times I'd endured after my mother's death were a thing of the past. Thanks to an unexpected inheritance from a family friend, I possessed a cottage in England and a fortune large enough to celebrate Christmas as lavishly as I pleased. This year, I vowed, my father's favorite holiday would again be a time of jubilation, freed at last from any hint of sorrow.
The crescent moon sailed serenely between lowering clouds, and the dead leaves on the beech hedge fluttered dryly in a bitter northeast wind. I eyed the heavy-laden clouds intently and shivered with anticipation. Christmas-my first Christmas in England and my sons' first Christmas ever-was a mere two weeks away. I wanted it to be perfect.
It was unfortunate, to be sure, that my nanny had temporarily abandoned her post to enjoy a prolonged holiday in Italy with her fiancé. The twins were nine months old and fearfully mobile. It was no easy task to keep them from killing themselves and/or dismantling the cottage, but my father-in-law accepted the challenge without a second thought.
William Willis, Sr., arrived at the cottage the day after my nanny departed, and insisted on assuming her duties. Willis, Sr., was no fair-weather grandfather. He was a fastidious, patrician gentleman in his mid-sixties, a Boston Brahmin and a lawyer of high repute, but his passion for fine tailoring was nothing compared to his passion for his grandsons.
He slept on a rollaway bed in the nursery, got the boys up in the morning, read stories to them at night, and took dirty diapers, flying farina, and splashy baths in stride. When I commented wonderingly on his devotion, he informed me that since he'd never expected to live long enough to see his son's sons, he intended to make every moment with them count.
With Willis, Sr., in residence, I was able to go full speed ahead with my holiday plans. I took stock of my winter wardrobe and declared it null and void. My blue jeans and Salvation Army sweaters reminded me too strongly of the bad old days, so I dispatched the lot to Oxfam and filled my closet with silk-lined, custom-tailored trousers and tops that ran the gamut from raw silk to handspun wool to jewel-toned velvets. I replaced my ratty sneakers with handmade Italian boots, in suede and buttery leather, and my even rattier bathrobe with a vintage 1940s dressing gown in the softest shades of gray and baby blue. I splurged on a sumptuous black cashmere swing coat with a shawl collar I could snug around my face when the harsh winds blew. I'd never been a clotheshorse, but I was learning fast.
Once I'd refreshed my wardrobe, I escorted my husband to Oxford to be fitted for a Father Christmas suit. While he was at the tailor's, I hunted down exquisite antique ornaments and a lacy spun-glass star for the top of the tree. Bill and I plundered London on a dozen shopping sprees, buying gifts for everyone we knew. We roamed the bridle path in the oak grove near the cottage, harvesting evergreen boughs, bunches of holly, and sprigs of mistletoe, and brought home a living Christmas tree from a nursery near Oxford. I invited Bill's English relatives to our Christmas Eve bash and arranged for them to spend the night at Anscombe Manor, the spacious home belonging to my closest friend and nearest neighbor, Emma Harris. I ordered a goose, a turkey, and two hams for the party, along with sundry accompaniments, and stockpiled ingredients for the daily round of baking that would fill the cottage with holiday aromas.
The decorating, the baking, the wrapping of presents, and the warbling of carols would begin tomorrow, the fourteenth of December, my late mother's birthday. I could hardly wait.
Even now, I could picture the living room, the hallway, the staircase, the entire cottage lit with candles, wreathed with evergreen garlands, and decked with boughs of holly. Best of all, I could envision my family-husband, father-in- law, and sons-gathered before the hearth, with mugs of hot cocoa and plates of angel cookies, enjoying the special peace of Christmastime.
There was only one thing missing from my perfect celebration. I leaned forward to breathe upon the windowpane and wrote with a fingertip in the frosty condensation: snow. I wanted snow so badly I could taste it. I wanted it to fall in drifts and block the lanes and transform the furrowed fields into something pristine and magical. I longed to watch my sons' eyes widen as the cottage disappeared beneath a sparkling cascade of swirling flakes. When the heavy clouds swallowed the slender moon, I peered upward and rejoiced.
My husband cleared his throat and I turned to face the living room. Bill sat in his favorite armchair, clad in a crewneck sweater and twill trousers, gazing pensively into the middle distance. Willis, Sr., dressed down for the evening in creased pajamas, leather slippers, and a magnificent paisley dressing gown, sat in an armchair on the opposite side of the hearth, reading a novel. A fire, lit after the babies were safely tucked up in the nursery, crackled merrily and cast a rosy glow over the low-ceilinged, comfortably furnished room.
I sighed with pleasure and gazed adoringly at Bill. He would make a splendid Father Christmas. If anyone had been born to play the role of a gift-giving saint, it was my gentle, great-hearted husband.
Bill cleared his throat once more and folded his hands over his stomach. "Christmas," he stated flatly, "should be abolished."
"Huh?" I said, startled.
"Christmas should be abolished," said Bill, biting off each word. "I'm sick to death of it."
"But it hasn't even started yet," I objected.
Bill blinked rapidly. "It hasn't started? Then what have we been doing for the past month?"
"Getting warmed up," I replied.
"Lori," Bill said slowly, "do you realize that we've been to fifteen parties in the past ten days?"
"Has it been that many?" I said. "I guess I wasn't counting."
Bill's laughter held a touch of madness. "Seven dinner parties, five luncheons, and three sherry evenings, in addition to running back and forth from London every other day, not to mention all the little jaunts to Oxford, on top of playing woodsman in the oak grove ... Lori," he gasped, "I'm worn out."
"Of course you are." I crossed quickly to sit on the arm of Bill's chair, smoothed the hair back from his forehead, and cooed, "It was thoughtless of me to pile so much on you, but you know how hard it is to refuse an invitation without offending someone. I'll go to the rest of the parties by myself, okay? All you have to do between now and Christmas Eve is bring the tree in from the garden shed tomorrow."
Bill leaned his head against the back of the chair and breathed a sigh of relief. "I think I can manage that."
I smiled sweetly. "And play Joseph in the Nativity play."
Bill's eyes swiveled toward my face. "Nativity play?"
I got to my feet and put a couple of yards between me and my great-hearted husband before asking, "Didn't I tell you about the Nativity play?"
"No," Bill said, with frightening calm, "you didn't."
"Well," I said, taking a deep breath, "Peggy Kitchen decided to stage a Nativity play on Christmas Eve, but according to her, Nativity plays are always directed by the vicar's wife, so she corralled Lilian Bunting into directing it, only Lilian's never directed a play before, and there was a shortage of male volunteers for the cast, so I"-I backed up another step-"I volunteered you." Bill lowered his chin in the manner of a bull about to charge. "You'll have to unvolunteer me, Lori."
"It's mainly tableaux," I coaxed. "Hardly any lines to memorize. And they're only holding four rehearsals."
"No," said Bill.
"Not even as a favor to Lilian?" I pleaded.
"No," Bill repeated.
"Bill," I said sternly, "it's your civic duty to help the vicar's wife."
"Civic duty?" Bill sputtered, pushing himself up from his chair. "You've had civic duty on the brain ever since the Harvest Festival last summer. Well, here's a news flash for you, Lori: I danced with the morris dancers at the festival, I singed my eyebrows lighting the Guy Fawkes Day bonfire, and I bought a year's worth of beeswax candles for Saint George's Church at the last benefit auction. I've done my civic duty, and I plan to spend the next two weeks at home."
Red-faced with fury, Father Christmas stormed out of the living room, slammed open the stair gate, slammed it shut behind him, and stomped up to the master bedroom. I stood frozen in place until his last foot-thump faded, then leaned against the mantelpiece and groaned.
Willis, Sr., looked up from his novel. "My son is tired," he offered.
"Your son is right." I sank into the chair Bill had vacated. "I never should have accepted all of those invitations."
"Christmas comes but once a year," said Willis, Sr. "It is only natural to wish to share the joys of the season with friends."
"Maybe," I said, refusing consolation, "but I definitely could have planned our trips better. If I'd arranged things properly, we wouldn't have had to run back and forth to London and Oxford so often."
"My son is accustomed to letting employees run for him," Willis, Sr., observed. "I do not think it such a bad thing for him to do his own running now and again."
"Okay," I allowed, "but I shouldn't have volunteered him for the Nativity play without speaking with him first."
"No," Willis, Sr., agreed, "you should not have."
I folded my arms and slumped back. "Now Bill's mad at me and I've left Lilian in the lurch."
"I can do little to remedy the former predicament," said Willis, Sr., "but I may be able to help with the latter." He ran a finger along his immaculately shaved jaw. "Perhaps I could take Bill's place in the Nativity play."
I shot upright in my chair. "Are you serious?"
"I do not pretend to be a polished thespian," Willis, Sr., cautioned, "but I believe I could fulfill the role of Joseph without embarrassing myself or Mrs. Bunting."
"Lilian will weep with gratitude," I assured him.
"Then you may tell her not to worry about finding another Joseph," said Willis, Sr., with a decisive nod. He picked up his novel. "And now I believe you have some diplomatic business to conduct upstairs?"
I beamed at him. "What would I do without you, William?"
"I tremble to think," he replied.
I gave him a peck on the cheek, then headed for the staircase, hoping that Bill had been too angry to fall asleep at once. When I reached the head of the stairs, I turned automatically toward the nursery to check on the twins and saw, in the night-light's dim glow, that Bill had beaten me to the punch.
I watched in silence as my husband bent low to place a handsome pink flannel rabbit at the foot of Rob's crib. When he straightened, I whispered, "I'm sorry."
"You should be," Bill whispered back, but he put a hand out to me, to take the sting from his words.
"Don't worry about a thing," I told him, taking his hand in mine. "From now on, we're having a quiet Christmas at home. Except for the Christmas Eve party."
"I should be recovered by then." Bill pulled me close and wrapped his arms around me. A few moments later he murmured softly in my ear, "Your willingness to make amends shall be rewarded, my love."
"How?" I asked huskily, running my fingers through his hair.
"With snow," he replied.
My hands dropped to his shoulders. It was not the answer I'd expected.
Bill drew me to the window. "I don't know if it'll last until Christmas, but it's a start."
A shimmering veil of snow swirled and billowed just beyond the windowpane. Fat flakes, wind-driven, splashed the glass or cartwheeled through the darkness to deepen drifts already forming along the flagstone path. It was dazzling, hypnotic, an answer to my prayers-I would have stood there all night, entranced, if my husband hadn't suggested a better way to spend the evening.
Hours later, long after Bill and I had fallen asleep, after Willis, Sr., had closed his book, quenched the fire, and crept upstairs to bed, the snow kept falling. It curled like ermine along bare boughs, filled furrows in plowed fields, and drifted gently over the tattered stranger sprawled beside my graveled drive.
The gift the stranger carried nearly cost him his life.
Meet the Author
Nancy Atherton is the author of six Aunt Dimity novels: Aunt Dimity's Death, Aunt Dimity and the Duke, Aunt Dimity's Good Deed, Aunt Dimity Digs In, Aunt Dimity's Christmas, and Aunt Dimity Beats the Devil (all available from Penguin). She lives next to a cornfield in central Illinois.
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I originally got this book from the library. When Christmas came I wanted to read it again, but found that I didn't have a copy, so I borrowed it again from the library, read it, loved it again, so sent for one from B&N. This book introduces Kit, and I'd forgotten that. He's a very important part of the story now. Dear Barnes & Noble, please do not make it so hard to write a review. I had two books and had to re-sign in.
Mediocre at best. Who cares that she wore silk lined cashmere trousers? Flimsy plot. I was motivated enough by the story to finish the book.
Aunt Dimity's Christmas is a touching heart wrenching story. We are back at the little cottage with Lori, the boys, and her family when a homeless man shows up outside during a snowy night. The homeless man is nearly dead, wasting away and almost frozen. Lori is in the middle of planning the best holiday of all time, mostly like she thinks a Christmas should be, when this interruption brings her back on track to what the true meaning of Christmas is. I cried; I laughed; I loved the story and the point. It made me re-think how we celebrate Christmas and question where my money should be going.


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