I love sitting and looking at a 180-degree view of the field outside our sun room windows.
We have been working hard to fit in all the furniture and house accessories from our other house where we lived in for 30 years, to a new, one-level modern twin-home. It’s challenging and exhausting, but exhilarating at the same time. We’re excited for this change and already enjoy living in this new space.
The last month has been a blurr and it’s hard to believe Christmas is next week. In my mind it’s still October. We put up a small artificial tree with lights we’ve used in a small space in the other house, put out Christmas placemats, made a Christmas porch pot, and set an olive-wood sculpture of Joseph, Mary and baby Jesus on the mantle,
and set a German wooden pyramid (mini) on our dining room table.
Christmas cards will not be mailed this year, and there will be no home-made cookies or gingerbread houses, but Christmas will come no matter what, and we will celebrate the birth of Jesus. It will be joyful, even without more preparations and decorations.
Yes, there is a time for everything! You have your priorities in place and peacefulness about it! Celebrate Jesus!
Yes, you have your priorities in place! Celebrate Jesus!
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We like the pictures
Thanks Daryl and Sandy.
Merry Christmas to you and all the family!
I love your flooring and can’t wait to see the rest of the house. Have a wonderful Christmas 🎄 and I’ll see you in the new year.
I can’t wait for you to come visit.
Merry Christmas Barb.
Loving your view and your home interior. So glad you like your new home. And it’s absolutely understandable that you wouldn’t get a lot of the regular holiday things done this year.