Winter is sort of like having your own private collection of Rothko paintings, don’t you think?
Too much of a stretch?
I just like the simple color palattes (even if a lot of grays and browns)…But, assuming you do not want to see a series of swaths of grey trees and blue skies, I aimed for as much festive green as possible…
Christmas-green moss
Fern; quite hardy
More moss
Buried treasure!
An old jar
Dexie in her element
Acorn top on moss
Arch
Leaping
Rock
Leaping
Mossy log
Mushroom
On the trail
Snack time outside at Forest School
Sunrise
Looking out at the garden; the only thing growing out there now is kohlrabi
Practicing reading for Christmas Eve service at our church
Babyzilla and her friend sitting nicely in the pew
Practicing bells
At home, Smoochie and Baby playing with the train under the tree in the man cave Christmas Cove
Tracing
Working on Christmas cards
Alphabet
Removing a large part of this tree stump
Much better
And maybe we can make something cool out of the huge 3-part piece of wood
Safety first! haha
Dexie met this really beautiful Bernese Mountain Dog; over 100 lbs!
We’ve enjoyed driving around looking at lights; this house has a great display
Dining room snowflake chandelier
Ornament
Ornament
And the best shot for last…
Dexie leaping; she’s like a metaphor for Christmas coming at us; only 11 days till Christmas!
Click here for a most Christmas-y, beautiful song! (King’s College Sussex Carol “On Christmas Night All Christians Sing”)
Hope you all are enjoying this most wonderful time of the year!