December 21, 2021

Happy Holidays (and Longer Days Ahead!)

Holidays 2021

20 comments:

  1. Such fun photos here today. Thank you Beth. I wish you and yours all the best.

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    1. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, Lisa. I hope we'll cross paths, in person, in 2022. Stay well!

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  2. Just past the solstice, longer sunny days in our future! Happy Holidays and a healthy 2022 to you and yours, Beth.

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    1. Yes! The short days are hard for me. Happy Holidays to you and yours, too!

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  3. beautiful collage, it makes me happy to think coming winter 😁

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    1. Thank you. Some aspects of winter are OK. I'm hoping we won't have many subzero days. A mild winter is tolerable. ;-)

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  4. Merry Christmas Beth! I love the Santa ornament. It's funny but even now, decades afterwards, the reminder that the days will now be getting longer remind me that's what a senior bank executive said to me after her bank acquired the bank I worked for in a hostile takeover (as I was working with her through the transition).

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    1. Interesting that it jogged this memory for you, Kris. The short days are so hard for me. Around the end of February it gets much easier. I know that's a long way off, but even small steps in that direction are a welcome change. ;-)

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    2. Beth, I agree with you. February is the hardest month for me. I am glad it is the shortest.
      Jeannie@GetMeToTheCountry

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  5. Cheerful assortment, Beth! Hope Santa is good to you.

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    1. Thank you, Susie. Happy Holidays and merriment to you and yours, too!

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  6. Are those hops?
    I spy strawflowers.
    What a fun post.
    Merry Christmas my friend.
    Carla

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    1. Hi Carla. :) It's (top left, clockwise): pine cones, pineapple, candy cane, dried northern sea oats, live oxalis, dried hydrangea, dried straw flowers, and various holiday potted elements.

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  7. You have a homey feel to this collection.

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    1. Thank you. "Homeyness" is one of the sweetest elements of the holidays, isn't it? Stay warm, healthy, and happy in the weeks ahead!

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  8. Wishing joy and happiness for you in '22!

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  9. Like your blog, you post some useful information.

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