For me, this time of the year always moves at a snails pace...It is a transition period when everything looks dull and bland but you begin to hear the little birds chirping outside... I hear little wrens in the woods and the blue jay family has returned to eat up my cat food on the deck...
or, I should say, "yard kitty's" food...the sweet outside cat that came with our house... We have adopted her into our family and love her dearly...I worry about her constantly, but that's another blog...soon!
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The mantel is still decked out for winter and I finally have the picture that I have been waiting patiently to purchase for years...It is now my winter mantel decoration and fills in for Mr. Washington who usually holds that very spot.
Take Care,
Tina
11 comments:
I love the simplicity of your mantel display. Unfortunately in our neck of the woods winter is just settling in and there aren't any birds chirping! ~Ann
Tina ~~ Beautiful Mantel your new Picture looks Perfect there. Oh and in CT no birds chirping yet either. :-)
Hugs ~ Connie xox
Your mantel looks perfect and I love that picture!
Your birds must have come down here to NC for vacation. :0)
We are having a milder winter here too...I like that!
Tina
A lovely mantel, I really like your picture. Your header picture is wonderful!
Beautiful mantel display Tina! Love the picture.
Gorgeous mantel Tina...I've always adored that print....sigh. It truly looks amazing with the whites you have....We're just settling in for the winter months ahead....say hello to our birdies that have flown south! Smiles & Hugs ~ Robin
The simplicity of your mantel holds the potential for what is to come. It doesn't scream 'Christmas',it says 'Winter', a time of rest and renewal.
What a beautiful change!
Just came upon your blog and love the picture above your mantel. Is it possible to purchase one like it online? Thanks!
Beautiful Mantel & painting!!
smiles
Teresa
Lovely display ... It has a simplistic traditional feel to it. We just dismantled our Christmas decorations. For us Christmas begins Christmas Eve, and ends when He is baptized. We did start decorating right after T.G., just could not and did not want to take it down before the 9th of January.
Warm Blessings,
Barb
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