Hi!
It is so cold outside this morning that I'm missing SPRING. When I look out the window the trees have lost their leaves. They look barren and naked. At least the skies are powder blue and the wind isn't blowing. I'll have to get over it. Truthfully, we are one day closer to Spring.On this Friday I stayed home and avoided the shopping frenzy. Hubby is working on the finishing touches of installing the new boiler. Oh Lord HELP him get this done this week-end. It's cold. Our little electric heaters are helping us from freezing...but warmth from the radiators will be welcomed.
I'll be putting Autumn decorations away and cleaning the Dining Room. I hope to get the deep cleaning completed before the Christmas Holiday arrives. Can I do it.
The first thing I like to do toward the Christmas Holiday is hang Christmas wreaths on the front doors. Next the Nativity Scene comes out of hiding. The decision for where the trees are going to stand for the season are decided. Where will my snowmen collection go?
Santa Collection? Nutcrackers? Christmas cards.
This week I would like to write a Christmas letter that goes inside the Christmas cards I mail. I have cut way back on the number of cards I send out. It's funny how when I was a newly wed, I only sent out a few cards and as time passed the list got longer and longer. Reversing the other way to a smaller list these days. I've lost touch with so many people and others have passed away. When you move around as much as I have...the enthusiasm from others about keeping in touch through Christmas cards vanishes. I don't like to make a pest out of myself.
I love this time of the year. I love receiving cards and letters that share what has been going on throughout the year. I even love all the things for sale! The festive activities and the songs being sung about Christ's Birthday...I love it all.
I wish our front porch was already decked out. Perhaps this week.
~Deanna~
5 comments:
We're still unusually warm here in the Mid-Atlantic -- but the cold front should push through tonight.
I pray you get your broiler in soon. Been there, done that and it isnt fun. Blessings. Lady Jane
Our gathering is tomorrow so I have spent the day baking and cooking. I got tired so I took a break. I'm glad you got your wreaths up and are feeling well enough to start thinking about decorating. I will do it in a few days...after I recover from all of this food preparation. (:Toodles!
Linda
I sympathize too with "no heat." We went thru that last January here in GA. Amazing just how cold a home can get. Sounds like you have a lot of pretty collections and I hope you will share lots of pictures with us. Take care and I pray the boiler gets to working this weekend.
Dear Deanna,
I hope that your week is wonderful and you get all the things sorted for your Christmas arrangements.
Take care and have a great week
Hugs
Carolyn
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