Monday, December 23, 2013
The First day of Winter...
The first day of winter was really something. Here in the mountains we got several inches of rain. It poured cats and dogs yesterday. Thank goodness it was not snow. I love snow, but I still have lots of things to do and snow tends to slow things down a bit. For those who got snow and ice - be safe. Ice can be very dangerous!!! Hope everyone has fun doing those last minute holiday things.
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Christmas cards,
first day of winter
Friday, December 20, 2013
Family Freebies for You,,,
Mommy and Daddy with children All of the children have Daddy's eyes. |
Looks like they had a little boy later in their marriage. Surprise! The joys of life. |
Older man and a younger woman? Cute kids. Love the checkered dresses. |
Daddy raising the kids. |
One of each! |
Dad with the girls, the books, the parasol, the hats,the dog... |
Mother left to bring up the children... |
Sisters helping each other. |
With all the kids... |
Grandparents left to raise the child. |
This is the season we spend a lot of time thinking about and being with our families. I thought these photographs of different families might strike a chord with you.
Families come in different sizes with different types of people. They say you can not pick your family. Well, after many years I have decided that it is about taking care and loving your family. Accepting who they are and loving them because of or in spite of. Building on that.
I hope you all have a wonderful time with your families. Build incredible, lasting memories. Stop and savor the moment. Enjoy it all.
Digital Photograph - The Old Farmhouse
Vintage Christmas Tree Cards...
Love the tradition behind this card. |
My next door neighbors always had a white glittery tree. |
Love this one. |
So Pink! |
This reminds me of the trees of my childhood. |
Mid Century Modern. |
So happy. Clever. |
This is fun. |
This looks hand printed. I like this one a lot. |
Very contemporary. Love this one. |
The past couple of years I have been picking up old Christmas cards. As I unpacked them this year I realized that I had quite a collection of just Christmas trees. I started looking everywhere and found all sorts of vintage images of trees.
They are such a symbol of Christmas. Where do you put all the presents if you do not have a tree? I love a Christmas tree. I do not think I have ever seen an ugly one, ever. They all are beautiful, no matter how humbly they are decorated.
I hope you are all done with shopping and are sitting around with some eggnog admiring your tree. I still have much to do, but am enjoying doing it. Merry Christmas to all.
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vintage Christmas tree cards
Digital Photograph - Master Lock
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digital photograph,
master lock
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