| the outdoor wreaths and lighting are up | 
| the essential poinsettia (although I'd like a million) | 
| these will be hung in trees with firefly tealights inside | 
| new plants for just outside the kitchen window | 
| just outside the kitchen window | 
| a spotless front garden | 
| my faithful christmas agapanthus - more abundant than ever | 
| faithful iceberg roses; an australian summer icon | 
| omg - we have lawn! | 
| and trimmed hedges! | 
| and mulching! | 
| outdoor settings and wicker has been cleaned and adirondacks be-cushioned | 
| pot plants have been stoned | 
| and I am once again in love with our gerni | 
And inside the house . . . stockings have been hung . . .
| lanterns are lit | 
| original artwork is resplendently on display | 
| the summery light outside blends with the lights within | 
| fireflies nest in the entryway eaves | 
| cards nest in the antlers of reindeer (because I wish I lived in Norway) | 
| lights twinkle on the window frame | 
| and the family garden beckons a deck chair and a cocktail | 
| the dining table off the kitchen, bedecked with cellophane-wrapped gingerbread creations | 
| here you'll see one of the children's ruby red stockings, lying in wait | 
Come visit... Norway is beautiful :-)
ReplyDeleteOh C - I would if I could! We'll be in Europe next Christmas, but not close enough to Norway, alas. :(
ReplyDeleteYour home looks amazing - love how you are decorating inside and out. We lived in Norway for a while - it is beautiful in the winter time.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, not a leaf out of place, just delightful. I love the wreath mania, just spectacular. Enjoy your Christmas, in organised perfection, love Posie
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