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We celebrated Christmas 2001 at our home in Richmond, Virginia.
Our Norwegian Christmas table (julebörd).
A new design for Christmas 2013, I just love these Christmas Penguins :) I can't wait to see what else they get up to! They are about 3.5cm tall.
We celebrated Christmas 1958 at my maternal grandparents' house in Quanah, Texas.
I'm the boy sitting at the table. I was nine years old. My sister, Diane, has her back to the camera.
So I decided to create this image last night because for one I absolutely love christmas! and two I have missed putting up the christmas tree 2 years in a row at home (which makes me sad), So heres my virtual christmas tree put up! And I fancied a more frivolous, light hearted photo for a change! Anyway, I hope you all have an amazing christmas and a fabulous new year!! love from Holly-Rose Photography xx
This is the single most important view each Christmas season. The view of the mantle from the Dining Room doorway is special. Always quite different, this year continues that tradition. This is the first year for the Nativity, and for the white train under the fireplace.
A look at the Christmas sets from previous years shows just how varied this image can be.
Photographed using only available light, and a very long exposure. Shooting data: Nikon D7000. Nikkor 18-55mm lens set at 24mm. 20 seconds @ f/25. EV = -2/3. ISO 500. WB set for cloudy weather / natural light.
I hope you enjoy this Christmas view of the Victorian 'front' room.
Thanks for the holiday greetings by way of Christmas cards, comments, tweets, FB messages, emails, etc. Appreciate them all. Hope you all have a Merry Christmas as well.
So I wanted to get a shot similiar to the one from two years ago, since i forgot to do one last year. So I told the girls to stand there and point to their favorite one. Jessie picked the one from my friend Kerry. And Sydney picked one from her friend (and school mate) Kayla and her family. :)
Some really awesome cards up there. I really need to step it up next year. Mine were pretty weak compared to several of the ones we received.
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Christmas common. The Oxfordshire Way. England.
The hamlet's unusual name is of uncertain origin. It is variously ascribed to a 1643 Christmas Day truce between combatants in the English Civil War
Christmas time... this year I will be ready:-) I love to make these sweet booties!:-)) They are quick and so sweet:-))
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Seam Anna 16 530m/100g
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My very first Christmas dinner at home with Sebastian.
Roasted turkey breast with cranberry sauce, garlic and thyme roasted potato wedges, sweet potato puree, brussels sprouts with applewood bacon and maple butter glazed carrots
Leftover scraps of Christmas fabrics didn't go to waste here. I string-pieced them into a colorful bag in which to do my Christmas shopping. Heavy non-woven interfacing in the body of the bag and Peltex in the bottom allows the open tote to stand on its own.
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The Christmas Bush is losing it's colour. Here are three photos that were taken in the lead-up to Christmas when it looked sensational!!!!
This is a re-posting of one of my old scanned items from my Viet Nam Set. How do you say Thank You to everyone who made sure that servicemen in a War Zone are able to enjoy the possibility of a Christmas Dinner, when their loved ones are so far, far away. I cannot believe I had the idea to hang on to this old Dinner Menu from the mess hall.
Just the thought of a Christmas Dinner in a war zone was a real uplift back then...........
SUPPORT OUR SERVICEMEN AND WOMEN.......
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The pattern is from Crab*apple Hill. #411 Vintage Candy Cane Snowman. I am so excited to make this! Can't wait!