It’s not this time of year without…
…holiday decorations on porches and doors!
We spent the Thanksgiving holidays in Spokane, Washington. After eating wa-a-ay too much dessert (yes, all week long), I took one of many walks. Our family lives in the beautiful Dishman Hills area and walking up and down those hills is great exercise.
The day after Thanksgiving, the residents jumped in and started decorating. I love the simplicity of this one. “Believe!”
This photo screams Merry Hallowgiving! Or Happy Thanks O’ween?
These photos demonstrate their creativity as well as their penchant for combining more than one holiday theme. I think they made it work.
These photos are submitted for Thursday Doors hosted by Norm 2.0 and for the weekly photo challenge It’s Not This Time of Year Without…
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Nice post
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Great minds think alike, Terri! I have it on my list to take a long walk today in search of some wonderfully decorated doors that I can photograph for ‘Thursday Doors’. Thanks for the added inspiration.
Donna
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That’s great, Donna, I got lucky finding them all in the same neighborhood! Look forward to seeing yours 😀
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Hey Terri! I enjoyed your post as much as I enjoy a good hot coco with marshmellows!
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Lovely photos! It’s Christmas time! Yay!!!
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It’s official now that it’s December!!
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Yes it is and I love this time of year.
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Very beautiful images! Thanks for sharing!
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Happy Thanks O Ween- bwahaha!
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Hahahahaha! Glad you liked that!
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A good walk after supper has a double payoff: exercise to burn off those calories AND some lovely doors!
Nicely done Terri 🙂
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Thank you, Norm, hope you are enjoying your “break!”
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Nice combination of two challenges, Terri. I do love Christmas!
janet
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Thanks so much, Janis!
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What great doors! You’ve inspired me to check out the holiday doors on my neighborhood walk!
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You probably have some good ones in your neighborhood!
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Just seen this post and now we’re just about to put our Christmas tree up! 🎄
I love how each of the holidays overlaps in these photos.
Happy festivities, Terri.
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Thanks, Hugh! I am dealing with my artificial tree right now with Christmas music in the background 🙂
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Snap! We’ve just finished and are now going to open a bottle of wine. 🍷
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Be still my heart! When I finish (it’s only 10:00am here) it will be a screwdriver because I have a head cold, plus my birthday tomorrow, LOL!
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Woo Hoo, I’ll be back tomorrow to wish you a Happy Birthday. Enjoy that screwdriver, Terri. I hope that head cold is all gone tomorrow. 🎂
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Thanks, Hugh! I think hubby is cooking me lamb or salmon for my birthday. Maybe another screwdriver for Sunday would be apropos! 😉 Enjoy your evening!
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Sounds wonderful, Terri. Happy Birthday to you. Have a brilliant day.
My best wishes to you.
xx
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Love that top door especially, and hope you had a Happy Birthday, Terri.
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Thank you, Skip!
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Oh, I love it! Makes me feel “Christmas-sy” 🙂
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Hi Terri,
Great to see you here. I like pretty doors too, but they are definitely more decorative this time of year.
Thanks for bringing your post to the Blogger’s Pit Stop
Janice, Pit Stop Crew
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