It’s Christmas Eve, and we’re nearing the end of a challenging year. Thinking about writing this post beforehand, I felt that I should say something Profound and Meaningful, but what? I wouldn’t know where to begin. I’m not some kind of oracle or Wise Woman, after all. I’m just an ordinary person muddling along like everybody else.
In the end, I’ve gone back to what this blog is basically about and decided to share a few of the things that have given me comfort and joy over the past weeks, hoping they’ll do the same for you.
The front door with the lovely garland at the top of this post isn’t ours. It belongs to a house further down the street.
Lovely, simply lovely. Thank you.
And Merry Christmas to you!
🙂 A very happy Christmas for the two of you too!
Have really enjoyed your musings!
Happy New Year!
Love Jan
Hi Jan. Thank you for your visit and a happy 2021 to you, too!
Your blog is a comfort and joy to read.
Wishing you a relaxing Christmas holiday and hoping 2021 brings happier times for us all.
Thank you, Wendy, and the same to you!
Thank you so much for your blog. Your messages are comfort and joy to me. Peace be with you and yours. Barbara
Thank you for you visit and good wishes!
Thank you for a wonderful message today. I so enjoy reading your blog. Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas to you too, Julie. And thank you!
Beautiful handwork! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Thank you, Sylvia. And a happy time to you too!
Lovely post! Thank you for taking the time to write this – I enjoyed reading it.
Merry Christmas to you and yours from Canada.
Thank you for visiting here and for your good wishes, all the way from Canada!
Merry Christmas, Marijke! I love reading your blogs and your Ravalry posts! As I was reading your blog, I kept trying to find the love button!! ❤️❤️
Hi Paula, No love button, I’m afraid, but hearts and words bring the message across just as well. Thank you and a Merry Christmas to you too!
Loved seeing the beautiful pictures and reading the stories behind the pictures. Hope that you had a Merry Christmas despite having to be in a bubble.
Christmas was quiet this year, but filled with gratitude. Hope you had a good time, too.
This post made me smile, thanks for that!
I like Churchmouse’s patterns, maybe I should join the group also!
That’s weird, my comment has disappeared. Well, what I wrote was something like this, Yes, why not join?! You don’t really need to DO something – just enjoy the chat, the company and the inspiring projects. You’ll be more than welcome.
Merry, sadly a day late, “Little Christmas” or Epiphany ! I missed this lovely post at Christmastime! I do so love your lovely hat & cowl, your creativity is so inspiring! LOVE the “heart” on your hat & cowl!
I’ve never heard it called ‘Little Christmas’ before – interesting. Thank you!