Merry Christmas from our homes to yours.
In the small Minnesota town of the fifties and sixties, where Myrna and I grew up, we fondly remember the real evergreens stretched across main street, with large Christmas lights and ornaments, just like this painting of Falls City, Nebraska, during a little earlier era.
Wishing you peaceful, simpler holidays.
Myrna and Sue
Myrna and Sue
Merry Christmas to you and yours! I am glad I found your blog some months back because the "homey" feel of it makes me think of things we did when I was a kid and all the things my Mother would do, canning, cooking, and all the other things I miss now that I am older.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you Lenoria. We are glad you found our blog also and that it brings back good memories.
ReplyDeleteMaybe it will inspire you to do some of the things you miss.
Merriest of Christmases!!! All our best for a joyful season!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, 1st Man, I enjoy reading your blog about Houston as our older Sis lived there and Sue also.
ReplyDeleteGuess we will always be Minnesota people though.
Merry Christmas to both of you.
The best of holiday wishes to you both and including your families, too, of course. I love the painting you put up with this post. To return to peaceful, simpler lives would be would be such a blessing for everyone when so many people seem to be living a life devoid of old-fashioned values and common sense. Let's all say a little prayer for that in the coming year of 2016!
ReplyDeleteEspecially the common sense! Merry Christmas to you and Papa Pea and your daughter.
ReplyDeleteHope you get some snow for the new year
My raspberry bushes are starting to set on new green leafs, too warm here.