Welcome to my Christmas Blog, A Debbie-Dabble Christmas!!
I am so happy you decided to stop by my Christmas Blog!!
I want to mention that since Blogger changed to a new format for
posting, if you can click on each picture if you care to enlarge
it......
I prove that you do not have to live in a large home to have several Trees, over 20, in all shapes and sizes!!
The majority of my Christmas decorations are placed in the same room every year and I know that this is not what most Decorator's care for but to me, it like seeing old friends again when I decorate each year for Christmas as many of my decorations were gifts from family and friends...........
The majority of my Christmas decorations are placed in the same room every year and I know that this is not what most Decorator's care for but to me, it like seeing old friends again when I decorate each year for Christmas as many of my decorations were gifts from family and friends...........
I do try to add a few new things and change up things a bit but for the most part, these decorations are part of my Christmas Traditions and bring back a lot of treasured memories.....
Today, I will be sharing my Pink Victorian Christmas decorations in the Dining Room......
I
was going to do it in 2 posts but decided not to so grab a seat, maybe a
cup of Tea or hot chocolate because this post is going to be a bit
long.....
First, I want to Thank,
Angie, over at God's Growing Garden, for choosing my Vintage Christmas Faux Fire Place, as one of her features from last week's Tuesday's with a
Twist Linky Party!!
Please stop by and link up to this wonderful party!!
Since this post will be long, the only thing else I want to share is that I continued a tradition that I grew up with.....
Making Turkey soup the day after Thanksgiving like my Dad always did on Black Friday....
I gave the boys theirs as they do enjoy the soup I make......
And NO!
I did not go out shopping on Black Friday......
I
stopped doing that I long time ago when it was no longer enjoyable to
do so as it became very cut throat and even dangerous at times the way
people behaved.....
And
especially, during this Pandemic, I would never put myself and my
family in danger by going out shopping on Black Friday like so many
people did regardless of what the CDC precautions are.....
Shame on them!!!
Okay, let me get down off my soap box......
My Dining Room, as I have said many times before, is my most Victorian looking room......
Hugs,
Deb