Enjoying the Holiday season here in Montana. I've been decorating up a storm this past week. Between decorating, cutting down tress (8 all together), our town's Christmas Stroll, our ladies "Christmas Tea", at church, and other gatherings...it's been a busy, but fun time for us.
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| We have an 8 ft tree in the sunporch, always enjoy the ski resort in the distance this time of day, 4 pm, the coloring of the snow and mountains in the background always have a blue tint. |
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| Our 15 ft tree ended up being 12 ft so it would fit in that corner of the dining area. |
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| I've been collecting those vintage "santa" mugs over the years, they remind me of my childhood. |
The snow has been falling which really puts us into the Christmas spirit, I have to say...we do enjoy the winter season here in Philipsburg, it's a good thing, since we live here full time now.
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| Love me a snowman! |
Hope your days are filled with Christmas cheer, and your decorating is done so you can now sit back and relax and enjoy the beauty of your home during this festive season.
Blessings from me to you....Merry Christmas!
5 comments:
Merry Christmas Chris! Your home is so warm and inviting, your decorating is beautiful!
No snow here yet in Chicago, I must say I'm happy about it, but it is pretty to look at when it comes!
It's looking so festive over there...and so 'Montana'! Love it. Merry Christmas to you too.
Oh my...how did I miss this? Everything looks so pretty...have you and Judy been hanging out together? You seem to share the same love of a beautiful table runner. Your trees, your views, your vintage touches are so sweet and dear. I feel as if I've just received a kiss of Christmas. May the Lord bless you mightily as you continue to keep Christmas. Now where is that sister of yours? Must go check...
Your home is stunning, and so very Christmasy. I'm enjoying it right along with you. Thank you for the heartwarming, festive photos, including snow for Christmas. So different from here...sigh...
Merry Christmas to you and yours. And blessings throughout the New Year.
Your first photograph would make a wonderful Christmas card.
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