Don't you just love the little
trees in front of the tree store?
This is the view at night. If
you look close enough you
can see the lights in the
street lamps. The police
station and the Victorian
house "on the top hill"
needed to have lights
ordered for them--which
are not easy to find. But the
good old internet came through
again. Hope you enjoyed this
year's village tour.
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A candle on the wedge--it
smells like Cranberries.
The dining table is ready
for Mr. Ken and I to enjoy
our holiday meal together.
On this year's menu:
Sliced brisket
Baked potatoes
Garden Salad
Rolls
I went for a simple centerpiece
but I wanted it to have whimsy too.
Nancy--it is waiting for
Santa's cookies and
Rudolph's carrots.
shaker--his head comes off,
watch out! Nancy gave me this
also.
shelf with my scales--this
year I just put one ornament
ball on each scale. Simple
but festive.
in the dining room behind the
table.
Have you caught my theme?
SIMPLE--Time got away from
me this year so I went the simple
route.
If you look REAL close you
can see that it is a Fiber Optic
tree--hard to get a lighted
picture of though.
Looks like Santa's elves are
busy with gifts for the "good
girl" and the onery boy who
live here. :)
Hope everyone is ready for the
"Big Day, " I think we are--
if not, oh well. :)
See you tomorrow!!!!
~Keep on Dreaming~
I love your home tour. Happy Holidays to you and your family.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the wonderful tour of you wonderful home. Girl, the walk through you little village was just amazing!!! Quite a collection ya have there.
ReplyDeleteGod bless ya and have an amazin' holiday sweetie!!!
I especially love seeing your village. I didn't put ours up this year and missed it terribly. I put it on our 12 foot mantle but I like your layered look too.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful vacation from school.
Best,
Bonnie
Love those little villages. Some get quite elaborate. Hope you had a wonderful Christmas and Have a safe and Happy New Year too.
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