For Wordless Wednesday, let your images tell the story.
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Love the falling snow and the blue borders on your blog this season. I had forgotten how I used to have falling weather on my blog!! Thanks for the reminder. I now have purple snowflakes falling.
What a beautiful simile and sentiment Christmas like a lullaby… your images certainly tell the story well. Those moose/meese??!! are adorable. And what a sweet mother and child in your first nativity scene. My oldest daughter was asked to play Mary in the school’s Christmas program when she was in second grade. Oh, was I a proud mama.
Wishing you a happy New Year’s celebration and the best year yet in 2025.
Thank you, dear Leslie, and Merry Holidays to you and yours! I’ve seen your seasonal falling items at times on your blog over the years. Thanks for taking a moment to stop by. My year in review publishes tomorrow morning and the link runs two weeks. Feel free to hop in when you can. Happy New Year!
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Love the nativity scene. It could well be in Canada with the moose, lol. Merry Christmoose to you Terri. ❤
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Thank you, Janet! Let’s be sure to get together while I’m there!
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Thank you, Janis! I didn’t put out my big Willow nativity set this year since we aren’t home for Christmas but I couldn’t resist the Moose nativity. Yours sounds adorable and full of memories. Have a merry Christmas! We’ll be in SD for 10 days! I message you soon 🙂
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There are so many lovely Nativity Scenes, Terri, and I love both of these. It’s a nice theme and I would link to it if it was one of your Challenge topics. Safe travels! I’m on the road from Saturday and need to think about scheduling a couple. Maybe just one. Happy hols, darlin!
Thank you, how lovely!
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