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| The "Princess" tree is up and looking like a large version of a Victorian bottle brush tree. A friend talked me into unpacking my glass woodland ornaments, and I'm happy I did. |
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| The tree skirt is a vintage granny square afghan found at a flea market. |
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| The star is from grapevine covered in lots of starry lights. |
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| One of my newest finds, the pileated woodpecker. |
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| Lots of gnomes, crows, mushrooms and feather balls. |
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| One of my favorite things to do at Christmas is to send a gift to unsuspecting people, and this year I have made so many friends in chow rescue, I thought a print of a chow done by what looks like a child would be fun to send to them all, so I copied and framed nearly a dozen to be sent to PA, MD, NC, MA, VA, NY, TN, and FLA! |
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| My family and friends' gifts were wrapped in paper covered in antlers with red or green ribbons. |
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| I will not be hosting a big dinner for friends this year, but instead will be serving a brunch, which I really enjoy doing. It will be a challenge to set the table with everything in boxes ready for the move, but I'm sure I can pull it off. I'm actually relaxed this year with so little to do, and it's a nice change of pace! |
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