Hi Everyone
Happy Friday
♥
Can you feel it ...
Christmas joy
its not too late.......
Did you know that advent means arrival !!!
Our advent calender this year has four candles to celebrate
the four Sundays before
Christmas
and is
simple to make just place sugar in a bowl
{vintage white ironstone looks pretty}
add four candles and every Sunday gather the family
and light a candle
{ we always say what we are grateful for when we light the candles each week}
{Love}
this time of year
Christmas songs playing on the radio
fires in the fireplace
blankets in every room perfect for cuddling
We have been having fun making handmade invitations for our
Christmas party
just a pink pipecleaner and a gold star
Christmas party
just a pink pipecleaner and a gold star
* Christmas*
sing along
we will gather around the piano and sing with Joy
The Joy of
Christmas is contagious
romantic saying for today
"Till I loved I never lived—enough."
Dickenson
Dickenson
♥
Pam
This is a tradition that I have never started with my family but I love it.
ReplyDeletelove the advent and the tradition.
ReplyDeleteThe pink tree is cute too :)
Serene & beautiful ~ what a great idea. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Advent calender Pam!
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Anne
So pretty Pam. Love it.
ReplyDeleteKris
No, in Texas it us hard to get Christmas spirit with 83 degree weather. We are hot and dry. Not normal.
ReplyDeleteI always cherished lighting the Advent candles with my children, and am doing it again with my grandbabies. By the way, thank you for teaching me a new way to spell CHRISTmas - I've started doing it in all my correspondence and my friends have all commented on how much they love it!
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
I adore that little invitation, so sweet but simple. We had lots of joy today, went caroling at a nursing home here in KC.
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Oh these little invitations are so simple and very sweet! I truly love them! The holidays always make me smile! Have aterrific weekend and hope your party is a huge success!
ReplyDeleteHello, I'm over from FRENCH COUNTRY COTTAGE link party and I find this interesting. Last night my Swedish friend was assisting me with tech pc issues via remote assistance and he asked me if I celebrated Advent and I didn't know what it was. He briefly told me, you light a candle for each Sunday before Xmas, and usually is accompanied by drinking glogg and eating gingerbread. I told him I would do this Sunday, today, in his honor for his help but didn't have a good visual, his description was too brief. But this is helpful and beautiful! I will also try to make some glogg too, I had it once in my life and never forgot it. Thanks for this. lady
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