It’s December 1st Ya’ll!

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Christmas has to be my favorite time of the year! It’s a time to spend with family and friends. Neighborhoods, communities and businesses are all decorated with lights and there are always a ton of festivities going on. This month, I would like to share some things that I’ve done in the past and some places that I have traveled to during the holiday season.
First, what better way to start off than decorating your home! I couldn’t wait. I got my tree last Sunday!
Yes, it is a real one. Although, I would actually prefer cutting it down myself, I do not have that luxury at the moment but I was able to get a real tree in good ole Texas!
Now that I look at it, she is a little crooked!
The nativity scene was my Memere’s. She had purchased it a few years ago (I think in the 50’s). I remember playing with when I was a child. Brings back some good memories.
I’ve got some pretty good ornaments on here.
The cow! It’s a must for this Vermont gal. Same with the John Deere milk jug.
In the bottom corner we have a Canadiens ball – love some hockey!
The Longhorns football – represent Texas!
Snowmen, snowflakes – It is Christmas time folks!
The mantle. The stockings I made myself a couple years ago. They turned out a bit bigger than planned. Let’s just say when they have items in them, they no longer hang – more or less “sit” on the mantle.
SANTA!
This is actually a flag that you are suppose to stick on a pole outside. It belonged to my Pepere before he passed away. It’s very special to me.
My DIY project. I had bought the garland and added some lights, berries and pine cones (which smell fantastic). It’s a great way to brighten up the entrance.
Finally, this is my card rack. As you can see – no cards! I’ll be waiting for yours in the mail!
Happy Holidays!

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