Hello, long-lost readers! With the sporadic posting, I wouldn't blame you for straying. As my children grow and my life becomes less about the immediate panic of coping with tiny people, I find the compulsion to blog less intense. But it still fills an important role for me as a place to mark the moment. So here's one moment: our Christmas decorations this year are especially nice. The kids talked me into using colored lights on our tree and they look wonderful! I put up a small gold tinsel tree with our oldest ornaments, and I made a new wreath for that echoes the same retro colors. The kids-- Henry especially-- love decorating and crafts, and we made our best gingerbread house ever this year. With a couple of little snowmen sledding nearby. It's all very cheerful.
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I love the decorations! The wreath is so perfect on that wall and I love the golden tree with the vintage ornaments. I'm impressed at the great job y'all did on the gingerbread house.
I also love how enthusiastic the kids are about doing Christmas craft projects. The sugar cookie project at Gran's tomorrow should be fun!
Beautiful, Amelia! I love your tinsel baby tree. It all glows with color and personality. I can't wait to see it in person. Soon!
It all looks lovely! Merry Christmas!
I missed the blog A LOT! I am glad you are back, the Christmas decorations do look wonderful. Tell me a bit about how you did your wreath. I would love to know. Merry Christmas. Love, Auntie Grace
Merry Christmas, Auntie Grace! I just bought the wreath components at Michael's and put them all together. Not very crafty, but easy and fun! love love love to all of you...
You should have made something up about the difficulty--I was expecting something more complex--I am glad "lovely, charming and beautiful" can come easily with a little or a lot of creativity (with the help of Micheals.)Love, Auntie Grace Merry Christmas to all of the Lancaster relatives too.
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