I am a Victorian Soul, who lives in a small townhouse that was built in the mid 1970's, not a huge Mega Mansion!! I just recently lost my Hubby Joe, who was a Retired Letter Carrier. I worked night shift as an RN on a Hospital based Rehabilitation( Physical Medicine) Unit for 37 years before I had Knee Replacement Surgery and officially Retired in 2019 after 41 years working in Direct Patient Care ... I am so glad that we retired at 62 years of age and got to spend that time together before he passed....I still do love Retirement!!!!
I DABBLE IN A BIT OF THIS AND THAT!!!!
" IT IS NEVER TOO LATE TO BE WHAT YOU MIGHT HAVE BEEN"
George Eliot
BLOGGING FOR FUN AND FRIENDSHIP!!!!!!
" IT IS NEVER TOO LATE TO BE WHAT YOU MIGHT HAVE BEEN"
George Eliot
George Eliot was actually a pen name for a woman named Mary Anne Evans......
Friday, November 29, 2019
Christmas in the Kitchen, Vignettes, 2019
Welcome to my Christmas Blog, A Debbie-Dabble Christmas!!
I am so happy that you decided to stop by my Christmas Blog....
In my last post, I shared the Tree and Hutch in my Kitchen all decked out in a Candy and Gingerbread theme for Christmas.....
Click HERE if you missed that post.....
Today, I will be sharing the rest of the Kitchen decorated for Christmas....
This room took me 4 days to decorate this year....
That was one day of taking down and packing away the Fall/Halloween decorations and cleaning the Kitchen......
It took so long to decorate because I did pass some things on to family last year and bought a few new things which lead me to rearrange a lot of things, changing up where I have usually displayed things for years.....
Now that I am retired, I have the time to do so and loved it....
And it is the room in which I made the decision to be true to myself and not try to incorporate what is the "New Style" for this Christmas....
So I returned to my roots, so to speak, and decorated the Kitchen in a Candy and Gingerbread theme like I originally did so many years before......
We will start where I left off in my last post.....
CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL BLOG POST ON MY CHRISTMAS BLOG......
Hugs,
Deb