Today I concentrated on the back wall of our living room
I started with the two wreaths I hang on the lights. But the mice have chewed them. So they had to be thrown out.
But I continued and this year it looks like this
Nativity scene
Santa and reindeer
My winter village. Hubby made me the A frame stand a few years ago. Clever clogs he is
I’m going to keep an eye out for something to hang from the lights. The wall looks bare
I may not find what I like, at the price I’m happy to pay, until the sales after Christmas. But that’s ok. I’m happy to wait
I love twinkling lights
The funny thing about Christmas in Australia is that it’s in our summer. So while inside I’m all pretend snow and jolly old men from the North Pole Outside it’s a while different world
I love twinkling lights
The funny thing about Christmas in Australia is that it’s in our summer. So while inside I’m all pretend snow and jolly old men from the North Pole Outside it’s a while different world
The gladioli are starting to bloom
Hydrangea is starting to colour
Veggies are moving along Nicely
The dahlias are starting to come out
And the sun is shining
It’s very confusing isn’t it
I wonder about Christmas in summer. Such contrast, the hot weather and the traditional cold weather scenes. Except that Bethlehem was probably not so cold. But we've added in the snow and Scandinavian touches.
ReplyDeleteThat’s what I think. The baby Jesus didn’t have snow either.
DeleteI blame Charles Dickens for all the snow scenes
Your xmassy house is looking better and better.
ReplyDeleteYes it’s going to look like Christmas came and exploded in here by the time I’m done lol all worth it when the girls see it and their eyes light up
DeleteThat's a great way to display your Christmas Village!
ReplyDeleteHe’s not a wood worker, he’s a mechanic. But he pushed past his comfort zone and make it for me. I’m ever so grateful
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