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Schlumbergera species .
Sorry to say that my specimen just can`t tell the time . It is either early or late & sometimes both !!!! But it never flowers at Christmas time . Perhaps I should talk to it more kindly & not just scold it.
This year I had to work once again on Christmas Eve. Unfortunately I had no time for a more beautiful christmas photo :-)) The stuff is made of chocolate. It looks so real that you can easily deceive somebody. But once you take it in hand, you realize that something is wrong. Switzerland, Dec 24, 2013.
This stormtrooper is getting into the Christmas spirit! Merry Christmas everyone! :D
Yes, its late but I've been traveling.
This Christmas vintage postcard angel looks like she is about to knock on the window! How polite is that! There is no sneaking about or shocking heart attack inducing apparitions. This is a heavenly being with manners:)
This is definitely rocking as my desktop background right now. What's better than mini candy canes and a diamond ring for Christmas? I thought it suited a Christmas Engagement perfectly. :)
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We celebrated Christmas 1982 at my parent's house in Cordell, Oklahoma. My sister, Diane, and brother, Al, and their families were also there.
Ore Mountains: As the ore deposits and the related business often declined, former miners had to look for new ways to feed their families. In addition to lace making and weaving, the inhabitants went into wood carving, producing toys and religious figures. Thus, the Erzgebirge region became famous for many Christmas traditions. Nutcrackers, "Räuchermänner", "Christmas pyramids" (carousels with figures of the Christmas story or from mining) and Schwibbogen (wooden arcs with candles in the windows, representing a mine entrance) are some of many Christmas goods made in the Ore Mountains. Seiffen in the East Ore Mountains is a centre of the wooden toy industry.
See the other image posted today to see what this actually looks like. I just like opening my 50mm f/1.8 all the way up and getting some abstract light balls.
This year I did Christmas photos of my sets of sisters. So here is Leah and Maddie! I don't have nearly enough of these two together.
I know, I know! I'm REEEEALLY late with the Christmas photos. Things have been chaotic lately and I have gotten ridiculously behind. But better late than never!
This gorgeous Christmas Selection Box image is a detail from an illustration by PJ Lynch in our Prints and Drawings Collection. It appears on the back cover of The Christmas Miracle of Jonathan Toomey - read it yesterday, and it's a lovely story brought to life by PJ's illustrations...
Date: Circa 1995
NLI Ref.: PD 3195 TX
Authorisation to publish or reproduce must be obtained from PJ Lynch.
Christmas past - lighting the cognac on the traditional home-made Christmas pudding with freshly made brandy butter waiting.
Tough times call for tough measures! Due to the tanking economy, I decided to severely cut back on Christmas gifts this year. In order to soften the blow a bit, I made this gift tag and attached it to everyone's presents.
Santa was drawn in Photoshop on the graphic tablet, as well as the sketchy green oval. Everything was then imported into InDesign, where the text and the outer tag shape were added. Then I printed a bunch on card stock, cut them out with an X-Acto and punched a hole in the side.
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