I don't know that I've ever really realized it, but not doing it this year I noticed that I seemed to 'miss' Christmas - the significance, the peace. So, on the theory that it's never too late, I have been reading my books, serving dinner beside the still lit tree (we've been moving The Child to her new house and haven't gotten de-decorated yet) and trying to find my Christmas. I've discovered, like the Grinch, that Christmas comes of itself - "without ribbons...without tags...without packages, boxes or bags." It isn't too late and I'm so glad that I decided to try. I thought I'd post a few pictures of Christmas at our house.
Our Tree
The lovely Christmas snow we got this year.
I have figured out how to post pictures, but not how to maneuver them within my post. I can't seem to move them around at all, so they are not in the order that I want them in - copy and paste doesn't work here. -sigh- It's already happening. Well, Merry Christmas - a little late but with real FEELING!
I have figured out how to post pictures, but not how to maneuver them within my post. I can't seem to move them around at all, so they are not in the order that I want them in - copy and paste doesn't work here. -sigh- It's already happening. Well, Merry Christmas - a little late but with real FEELING!
Oh, Kimber!
ReplyDeleteI knew your home would look like this!!! I'm just so glad I hadn't seen it before you came to visit.
What a lovely gathering place, and what a warm welcome, even from across the miles.
Beautiful and welcoming and warm and bright---thank you for sharing.
Manhattans!!! Yes, we see them parading down the slide-lines at every cafeteria in town, especially at Sunday lunch. We'd have had them today, except I made the pot roast last night with stew-cuts of chuck. Still makes a mighty fine topping for a cathead, with an over-easy on the side.
love and,