Showing posts with label Christmas Decorations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas Decorations. Show all posts

Monday, December 20, 2010

MORE Christmas Decorations At My House - continued


Thought I'd be able to post these pix yesterday to go with the pix I posted on Saturday, but the day got away from me, so I'm posting them today (a beautiful Monday with the sun shining and the cold winds blowing) instead. No snow so far in New Jersey - THANK goodness!


And here's Rocky looking very dubious about the whole thing.

Saturday, December 18, 2010

Christmas Decorations at My House

I thought I'd share a bit of the personal decorating I do at my place around the holidays. (I'll post a few pix today and some more tomorrow.) I don't go all out anymore, no big live tree anymore. I do a kind of quiet decorating, tucked in here and there, which works very nicely for Rocky and me. I love looking in on some of the blogs and seeing all the remarkable decorating bloggers do in their own homes - it is absolutely magical. And the tablescapes, oh my goodness. There's a lot of beautiful design joy being spread about this time of year. Fun to read about, fun to view. When it comes to Christmas decorations, I never get tired of seeing what everyone else is doing. Never get tired of listening to my favorite Christmas carols, especially by the Boston Pops.

  • The first little 'tree' is the one I always place in my living room. I've just noticed that Rocky squished the pillow in the chair - oh well, it gives it that 'lived-in' quality I like.


  • The 'Merry Christmas' sign hanging over the French veterinary poster is made of wood. I like it so much I leave it up all year round in my entryway.


  • The little glitter snowman resides on my kitchen bookshelf this Christmas. I usually just put him wherever a corner needs a little sprucing up.


  • The little tree in the Raggedy Ann bucket is my kitchen tree.


  • The next pix is my mantle. Obviously I do not believe that 'less is more'. To me, more is more. Ha!


  • I always keep the gold framed picture of my late parents on the mantle. It looks nice tucked in among the greenery and my white dove.


  • Close-up of dove and 'bird's nest'.


  • I've had the Nativity creche for many years. It's very modern-looking, kind of Scandinavian. (I think that's where it comes from.) I've never seen another like it.



  • Greenery on a living room bookshelf.