The Christmas Season is not over yet!
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| One more from Longwood Gardens |
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| Christmas Eve at the Bro and Sil's |
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| Dessert! My Christmas cake, homemade truffles and cookies from the Niece. |
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| ..the Magi have arrived. |
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Christmas is over around here, but I still enjoyed your lovely photos!
ReplyDeleteSuch vivid reds and greens! Love it!
ReplyDeleteIt is nicely decorated and the dessert looks great. Certainly the bon bons.
ReplyDeleteGreetings,
Filip
Thank you for helping us remember that the 12 Days of Christmas START on December 25th....not END. We always have a "little Christmas" to celebrate the end of the season - it's wonderful because we can keep eating those cookies til then. After that they go into the freezer to be brought out small baggie by small baggie on sunday afternoons.
ReplyDeleteBlessings...
Gorgeous! I'm still undecking my halls over here.
ReplyDeleteI put all that work into lights and tree and decorations I am out to get the most out of it!! All 12 Days, until the Feast of the Epiphany.
ReplyDeleteI tell ya, if stores could get Americans to give gifts on the Epiphany as they do in some culture, we would be still celebrating
Hi Caite, I hope you had a lovely Christmas. I love the shot of Longwood Gardens? And the cake and truffles look delicious. Wonderful photos. I wish you all the best in 2012. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteYou guys know how to serve up a yummy Christmas Eve!
ReplyDeleteSo many goodies, Many people don't realize that Christmas day is just the first day of Christmas and that there are 3 more to go from today. Happy 9th day of Christmas.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Christmas! And such delicious desserts, that cake is so pretty. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteOh, just gorgeous -- all of them.
ReplyDeleteYes, Christmas is not over yet. Keep it alive until it's traditional end at the Epiphany and , by the way, the Epiphany is the setting for one of the greatest short stories in English, James Joyces' "The Dead" which is set at an upper middle class Epiphany dinner party in Dublin around 1900. It's one of Joyce's most accessible works and a powerful meditation on the relationship between the living and the dead and a life lived without deep emotion risk or commitment.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!! You had a lovely and elegant and delicious Christmas from what I can tell!
ReplyDeleteGreat series of shots.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year!
Wow, that is so beautiful. Looks like something you see in a movie.
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely decorations for the holidays! I will enjoy looking at these long after Christmas.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful decorations and delicious looking food too!
ReplyDeleteHope you had a wonderful holiday Caite.
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These are absolutely beautiful! So glad that you had such a great time!
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ReplyDeleteas usual you are right.
except that "The Dead" is Joyce's only accessible work. A lovely, lonely, sad Christmas story..
The holidays are over around here, but I love sharing some of yours. Everything looks warm and inviting.
ReplyDeleteHappy new year.
Your sister-in-law certainly knows how to set an elegant and inviting table. All your photos are so lovely. I'm looking forward to another year of beautiful photos from you.
ReplyDelete(...actually, it is largely the Bro's work...he is very particular)
ReplyDeletebeautiful decorations. glad you had a great blast.
ReplyDeletethat cake is gorgeous .. and the table at the Bro & SIL so lovely ..
ReplyDeleteYour Christmas cake is amazing, and your shots are all so heartwarming! It's nice to see a few more holiday snapshots. Everything is always so depressing when Christmas is done.
ReplyDeleteLongwood Gardens look beautiful! I'm in need of bright colors and growing things right now. And what a lovely Chistmas Eve table.
ReplyDeleteThe gardens are beautiful. Love the vibrant colors.
ReplyDeleteThe table setting looks quite inviting, too.
I almost bought myself a poinsettia this year, so I am enjoying yours:) what a beautiful table setting and all the food looks yummy. sure beats the heck out of my left over chicken soup! thanks so much for the well wishes too.
ReplyDelete~Faythe @ GMT
lol i bet mom is happy about the dining room pic being posted. btw i bought chai tea latte for the tassimo and its the nicest yummiest treat for my belly on a cold day!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful decorations and yummy looking food.
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting me.
The truffles and cookies look yummy! Great pics!
ReplyDeleteYou made a beautiful cake. All these photos are amazing. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteHow fabulous ... and your table looks so warm mand inviting ... in fact, what time shall we be over ;)
ReplyDeleteThe colors in that first shot are so vibrant, it hardly looks like Christmas.
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