Captain
Poolie and her sister Mia attentively listening to their guests over a Thanksgiving
meal.
The
Great Geezer and his vastly overweight M.
Home
for a quiet time, then we took down to Christmas boxes.
There
are all sorts of animals that I haven’t seen for all the years we decorated in
blue or red. Lots of cats….ceramic,
felt, or even metal. It was so much fun to rediscover them.
I was
amazed at all the critters and characters we had to put on our tiny tree. When I get all the stuffed animals out, I bet
I feel even more amazed. This idea of George's for a Character Christmas Tree is a very good one.
You remind me I need to get out my tiny tree and decorate it. But not today. I've had people here all day and all I now want to do is sit, with my feet stretched out in front of me. I love your ornaments!
I gave away all the ornaments to the kids when they were finally settled and get to the nostalgia when I visit them over the holidays. My tree now is far less nostalgic and far more artistic and red and gold (red is a color I love, you will remember).
Your trees, of late years, are all artistic and lovely, but I think that I like this one best. A tree full of gee-gaws and laughter and good memories and amazing discoveries is just right for Christmas.
What nice ornaments, Mage. I plan to decorate my artificial tree today. Looking forward to having a nice time with hubby.
ReplyDeleteThe tree is certainly taking shape.
ReplyDeleteI had a lovely time with you guys. It was all lovely!
ReplyDeleteIt looks all cozy and snug. I like the two portrait photos.
ReplyDeleteI love your cats. I love old ornaments. I gave most of mine to my daughter. I visit her at Christmas to see them.
ReplyDeletePoolie looks thoughtful o is it pensive?
Great to see your ornaments, I imagine they bring up all kinds of memories. Tis the season...
ReplyDeleteYou remind me I need to get out my tiny tree and decorate it. But not today. I've had people here all day and all I now want to do is sit, with my feet stretched out in front of me.
ReplyDeleteI love your ornaments!
I gave away all the ornaments to the kids when they were finally settled and get to the nostalgia when I visit them over the holidays. My tree now is far less nostalgic and far more artistic and red and gold (red is a color I love, you will remember).
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, Mage. You've got me into the spirit. We'll put up our tree tomorrow. Your photos are always so fabulous, they sparkle.
ReplyDeleteIs that a leopard ornament?
ReplyDeleteIs that a leopard ornament?
ReplyDeleteYour trees, of late years, are all artistic and lovely, but I think that I like this one best. A tree full of gee-gaws and laughter and good memories and amazing discoveries is just right for Christmas.
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