December 1, 2009
A look back...
Leaning abit. LOL. It makes me think of the Leaning Tower of Pisa!
We are very excited about decorating our home for the holidays. However,to prevent myself from pulling out the boxes without my dear Hubby (I need to be gentle with my lower back), I decided to post a few pics. from last year's Christmas decor. I absolutely and thoroughly enjoy our decorations. Some of them came from Allen's family, some from my family, some we bought separately, and some together.
I love the thoughts and feelings that are jiggled from our memory banks as we decorate. We laugh about childhood memories and Santa, speak about loved ones now gone. Christmas music playing in the background makes it all the more grand. It's a special time for Allen and I, and we celebrate it together.
I find it interesting to see how people decorate their homes. This is a time when creativity bursts like a child's smile on Christmas morning. Do you enjoy decorating? Although Allen and I don't have children of our own, we certainly become like children, and it's fun!
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Holidays - Christmas 2008
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Thanks for the look back. Love your leaning tower.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful...be careful and wait for help.
ReplyDeleteBlessings, andrea
Oh I love this part! Decorating the house and playing holiday music. I always think of the past year and all of the events that occured since I last saw all of my beloved ornaments.
ReplyDeleteYour holiday decorations are so playful and fun! I love them! We put up the lights outside last week on a rare and sunny 65 degree November Saturday. Soon I'll do the inside!
ReplyDeleteI love it when the home is decorated in anticipation of our dear Lord! Nice job. I plan on posting photos later in the week.
ReplyDeleteI just love decorations with history. Yours are fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI love these photos you posted! I really enjoy seeing how others decorate their homes for Christmas! It's such a fun, shared enterprise! Your tree is wonderful! And I love the Santa statues! You are making if feel like Christmas to me! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteSo fun to see your decorations! I love decorating when I don't have to hurry about it. The past couple of years we've put up our advent calendar, then a week or so later gotten a tree.
ReplyDeleteI usually get all crazy over Christmas decorating, but this year we have the new kittens and so are leaving all my pretty glass ornaments in the boxes. We have visions of those two scaling and bringing down the tree! So all that's up are nonbreakables--plastic and cardboard mostly. I don't know if that's what's affected my mood or not, but I'm having a hard time getting past "Every think I put up is one more thing I need to put away." Bah humbug! I think I'll try some holiday baking.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun you have with your decorations! Will you be doing something similar this year? You must post more inspiring photos! I just love the garland you used around the tree. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteXXX Kate
Just lovely...love seeing how others decorate too...your tree was adorable...everything looks so festive and wonderful..can't wait to see this years tree..
ReplyDeleteI'll be watching for it...
Enjoy all the decorating....
More later,
kary
Your decorations are really beautiful! And (no surprise here) we have a few of the same things!
ReplyDeleteEveryone becomes a child once again during the Christmas season.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing pieces of your holiday past. We too don't have children, but love to decorate and welcome anyone and everyone with or without families. Miss Kelly LOVES Christmas and I think she just might give us one more Christmas with her. I hope! Hugs my friend. xo
ReplyDeleteI hate to agree with you...but you *may* have had a bit of a leaning Tower of Pisa thing going on! :-)
ReplyDeleteWe love, love Christmas but we're both up to our eyeballs with work and nervous about pulling it all together this year! (In fairness, I'm not sure Mike's too nervous about it...don't think that's a guy thing, lol!).
I love how every family has their own uniquely beautiful Christmas traditions. Have a great weekend, Kathleen!
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