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Felt board - a gift to #1 Daughter
Santa shot glasses - a gift to Spousal Unit
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I may only have a limited window to compose this post, but for all the right reasons - our kids are still here and I am maximizing my time with them. So, I will give you a little taste of our Christmas through photos more so than the written word, but I think you will forgive me that, just this once?
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| No shortage of yummy snacks around the house! |
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| Christmas Eve morning, we woke up to snow - a white Christmas after all! |
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Middle left: Maggie tired out from opening presents
Bottom left: Hand-made ornament for #1 Daughter
Middle: Listography book from #1 Daughter
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| The Christmas feast |
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| Hand-made ornament for #1 Son |
I pray that your Christmas brought you what you seek the most, be it peace, freedom, joy, good health, refuge, time with family, relief from sorrow, or a new pair of hop-a-long boots!
Welcome to Mosaic Monday, a weekly meme
where we get together to share our photo mosaics and collages.
Please include at least one photo mosaic/collage in your post.
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Thank you for joining in today and sharing your mosaics with us.
Please include at least one photo mosaic/collage in your post.
The link will be open from 1 p.m. Sunday until 11 p.m. Monday (U.S. Mountain time).
Remember to add the link to your Mosaic Monday post and not the one to your blog.
Please link back to this post so that your readers will be able to visit and enjoy more wonderful mosaics; taking the MM blog button from my sidebar is an easy way to link back.
As host I will visit every participant and leave a comment so that you know I stopped by.
Please try and visit as many other blogs as you can, especially those that join in later, so that everyone's creativity can be appreciated fully.
Thank you for joining in today and sharing your mosaics with us.
Wonderful to see the snow, as I sit here on another hot Aussie day! Lots of wonderful food and snacks at your place. What do you use Pecan Pumpkin butter for? Is it a pie filling? Pumpkin for me is soup or roast vege! Have a wonderful time with your family Angie.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos. Our kids visited and have gone home. We had a blast!
ReplyDeleteThose really were terrific photos and I'm glad you all had a fabulous Christmas!
ReplyDelete...your white Christmas looks beautiful, ours melted! Happy New Year Angie.
ReplyDeleteHere it is "warm" for December - to warm and rainy... snow is the best for Christmas mood. Nice to read your report.
ReplyDeleteHappy MosaicMonday
Heidrun xxx
Lovely Christmas photos Angie. Thank you for your 69th Mosaic Monday - and Happy New Year.
ReplyDeleteJoy
Your white Christmas looks just like a Christmas card. Oh, how beautiful your winter wonderland is. Enjoy your visits with your kids, Angie.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a lovely Christmas. Happy new year
ReplyDeleteI agree, so much preparation for Christmas and then it is over and we are left wondering why all the fuss. But it is nice to have family all together - though why wait till Christmas. Christmas shouldn't be for just one day. We finished the ham yesterday, but we still have some of the stain glass Christmas cake - so delicious. Wishing you the blessings of Christmas and all good things for 2020. Thank you so much for the link ups this year.
ReplyDeleteThe entire month of December flew by for me in many happy and busy tasks and enjoyments. It looks like it was also a very Merry Christmas at your home, Angie. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a delicious and cosy Christmas. So great you got snow, we didn't :)) Wishing you health, wealth & happiness in 2020!
ReplyDeleteHello Angie, I am glad you had a wonderful Christmas with your family. The Snow is pretty, it is a winter wonderland. I love the hand made ornament, very cute quote. Thanks for hosting MM and for visiting my blog this past year. Enjoy your day and week ahead. Thanks for visiting my blog! Happy New Year, I wish you all the best in 2020!
ReplyDeleteHappy you had a nice Christmas Angie, Best Wishes to all at mmosaic Monday
ReplyDeletemuch love...
Happy New Year to you and yours, Angie! There are many people in need so hopefully the spirit of “giving” will continue outside the season. Christmas requires a great deal of preparation and thought but it is over in a wink of an eye it seems.
ReplyDeleteSounds like Christmas was wonderful, Angie. I hope the New Year is full of helath and happiness for you!
ReplyDeleteHow nice that you are still enjoying the holidays with your kids. No decorating happened around here. My boys are so far away. Haven't seen Zack in 2 years but plan to visit this summer. I just left a comment on your previous post but it seems to have disappeared into the ether. :/ Happy almost new year to your and yours.
ReplyDeleteI love the pillow. Great message and creativity. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteyou had a perfect Christmas, lucky you to build such a world. You also have a lot of people doing your link party with mosaics.
ReplyDeleteA really lovely collection of photos. Yes, fewer words and more time with family. Today is my first day alone at home as children and parents have left and husband is back to work. The tree is still up and I'm enjoying the glow of lights. Merry Christmas, Angie, and Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteI'm a proton, Angie.:-) I now get why people smile about getting snow on Christmas. It rained on Christmas Day. Heavenly. I don't remember when that last happened. Thanks you much for Mosaic Monday, Angie. And, cheers to a Grand 2020!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a nice Christmas! Happy new year!
ReplyDeleteAngie, I am so glad you have a great Christmas. Mine was excellent as well with family and friends to share it with. Dad just turned 90 and still going strong. We had potluck on Christmas Day. Thanks for sharing your time with us. Have a great week. Sylvia D.
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy that you've had company for the holidays...makes it so much more special! And how nice that you had some snow! I know you are doing all kinds of fun things! ENJOY! And Happy New Year! Thanks for having such a fun party EVERY week no matter what! Hugs from Florida!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you had a good Christmas.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year!
I'm glad that you had such a nice Christmas, dear Angie. Wishing you the very best for the coming year.
ReplyDeleteAmalia
xo
Happy new year 2020 Angie.
ReplyDeleteHello Angie. It's good to know that you had a wonderful Christmas. Like you, we're almost back to "normal" with the kids back to school next Monday and us on the school run.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful and prosperous 2020.
Love that cushion cover! Happy New Year!
ReplyDeletewe are almost the same person...i have the exact same santa mugs from when the kids were little. poppers are a must on the dinner table and everyone MUST wear their hat!!
ReplyDeleteour dinners look exactly the same, except mine was chicken, not turkey!!
your sons ornament is adorable and i assume perfect for him!!
ps...no snow here!!!
That was a tasty Christmas for sure. - Margy
ReplyDeleteDelightful collage of Xmas activity photos ~ what a wonderful one! Happy New Year to You,
ReplyDeleteHappy Moments to You,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
I love your Christmas decorations, celebrations, and attitude.
ReplyDeleteI wish you and your family a Happy and Healthy 2020.
Looks a great Christmas, loved seeing your photographs.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan