What a glorious time to spend with Beverly at
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to each everyone of my blog friends. I truly appreciate each of you, your visits and comments. It has been a true blessings to have shared another year of blogging with many worldwide friends. May the New Year be kind to everyone and blessed with good health.
My great grandson, Layton, working on their tree.
My sister in Mississippi with Mr. & Mrs. Clause.
Just me and my tree. I never have a big, beautiful tree like most of you. Actually, cannot remember when these type trees were popular.
11 comments:
first I've seen that type of tree, I actually like it. I wouldn't mind a bigger one. Looks like less labor
We have one of these little trees! Merry Christmas to you. I almost never get to see you, so this is my Christmas present. You look so good, and so pretty!
Merry Christmas to you. I don't have a big tree, although,I love the looks of them. I can't handle a large trees a smaller one it is.
Have nice holidays and you look so nice in your picture.
Merry Christmas to you, too (a fellow Skywatcher).
Good to see you in your blog today LaVoice. Wishing you the very best of this Season and a Merry Christmas.
Hugs
Joy
I had a tree like yours in white many years ago and now I don't know what I ever did with it! Love it. Your sister looks like she's having fun.
Hope you have a wonderful Christmas dear friend and may Baby Jesus bring you much blessings. peace and love.
Hugs,
Fabby
I love your little Christmas tree. I used to own a ceramics shop and we msde lots of these trees in all sizes. You have a wonderful Christmas, hugs, Edna B.
Merry Christmas. Loved the photos. Blessings, xoxo, Susie
Merry Christmas, my faraway friend! I hope you have a blessed holiday and a great 2018! :)
Merry, Merry Christmas, LV. What a wonderful picture of you and your sister, too. Those trees were really popular back in the 70s and 80s. I just gave my daughter one that belonged to her great grandmother. She loves it and has it up high so the kids can't touch it and break it.
You look just lovely. I hope you have a blessed, wonderful Christmas. If you lived closer, I would invite you over to spend Christmas with my crazy, laugh-filled family. xo Diana
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