Hey ya'll!
I wanted to wish all of you a wonderful holiday season;
one filled with family, friends, and plenty of home joys.
I hope your wreathes are hung.
It could be you're like me and have a "wreath addiction."
Jack made this one. He makes me happy when he wishes and asked to go to the woods with me. We just make them simple. Those are the ones I seem to prefer.
I'm keeping a a little Pioneer Woman love going with this beautiful Christmas tablecloth.
I'm never quite through until Christmas. I'll see some spot, I think needs one then I slip down in the woods to make them. I may be done at this point seeing as it's looking like quite the rainy day.
The Ole Man got me excited when he left out for work. He popped his head back in to tell me it was spitting snow.
It was!
But it quickly turned to rain.
I'm proud of this little plant here. The Ole Man gets me a poinsettia every year. Some years, they are more resilient than others. This one survived the the winter and the summer. When Autumn set in the leaves started turning the brilliant red. It's not full blown red but it's quite beautiful. I let a cold snap freeze out a little portion. Oops!
I added the rhododendron and a little this and that to disguise the zapped part.
Here's ole St. Nick peeping out from one from this year. It's very red.
We put the fish in a big old pickle jar. We thought they needed some Christmas, too.
I couldn't help but make another country apron for the season.
I think this has lead me to the end of my post.
It's Christmas Eve!
Jack & I have cookies to bake.
Merry Christmas!
Be Blessed!
