On the way to the Nutcracker, we passed a window with these trees made of recycled magazines! I am going to try to make one!
The Nutcracker was lovely. Not a word, but the story was conveyed so artistically. I wished I'd brought a sketch pad.
Yesterday, after church, Rob with the help of 3 other friends, moved the piano into our home! When my Grandma Greene passed away (almost 7 years ago), we got her Kawai. I have many fond memories of her playing the piano and singing during the holidays. In the meantime, Hannah and Olivia have been using the keyboard I got about 20 years ago, which is fine, but the piano sounds so much better. And Hannah sits with better posture...the bench and piano go so nicely together!
A merry chime from India.
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CHRISTMAS The sky is dark, the snow descends: Ring, bells, ring out your
merriest chime! Jesus is born; the Virgin bends Above him. Oh, the happy
time! No ...
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10 comments:
Wasn't the play lovely? It is one of my favorites! The girls look beautiful, as usual.
That is a super cool way to recycle magazines! If you end up trying it you'll have to post a tutorial!
Aww, your girls look adorable. Come see my blog... I nominated you for an award.
Your girls look so pretty! Those trees are really cool. I love the nutcracker!
I pray that you had a wonderful time! I can't wait for miine to get a little older so we can go to see any play! The girls look so cute!
Ooooh, I love this photo, it's nice to see the girls with their Deda.
And, lovely paper trees.
What lovely ladies!!!
M.Michelle
Your girls look darling---I love the pink coat. Sounds like a wonderful evening!
So neat! I'd love to have such a nice family terasure for my kids!
I tried to watch the Nutcracker once, when I was pregnant with Nicole. I slept more than half of the show. Brian and my MIL still make fun of me. I never tried again... maybe next year!
Love the magazine tree. I want to see pictures if you decide to make one.
Have a blessed year ahead =) Happy New Year !!
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