So, every year around the end of November,
I decorate our black iron urns that line the stairs up to our home....
and they look like this.
And just as I do indoors,
I will often add or edit the urns over the course of the month leading up to Christmas
Sometimes due to branches breaking off in the cold or the need for a little jolt of colour
but eventually it ends up that the colourful bow is all you see
as the snow pulls down and hides all the branches.
Sure I can go out and wipe them off but usually a few branches will come out with the frozen
snow....
so I am careful,
you just cannot fight mother nature and apparently there is a big storm she is sending our way...
as I head off shopping.
Yes, that's right, off to do my Christmas shopping.....
4 days left ......
How about you, are you all done?
À Bientôt
I decorate our black iron urns that line the stairs up to our home....
and they look like this.
And just as I do indoors,
I will often add or edit the urns over the course of the month leading up to Christmas
Sometimes due to branches breaking off in the cold or the need for a little jolt of colour
but eventually it ends up that the colourful bow is all you see
as the snow pulls down and hides all the branches.
Sure I can go out and wipe them off but usually a few branches will come out with the frozen
snow....
so I am careful,
you just cannot fight mother nature and apparently there is a big storm she is sending our way...
as I head off shopping.
Yes, that's right, off to do my Christmas shopping.....
4 days left ......
How about you, are you all done?
À Bientôt
They are SO pretty until the snow crushes them :(
ReplyDeleteThe citrus trees are bearing fruit here. It's not the traditional image of Christmas.
I've still a little shopping to do.
Merry Christmas.
Well, the wind and snow we are getting right now....citrus trees sound absolutely lovely!
DeleteMerry Christmas!!
Yes it's been snowing here all day...
ReplyDeletequite heavy packing snow...
Done!! Done!! Done!!
Merry Christmas Donna!!
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ReplyDeleteI love your urns! And yes they do get buried under the weight of the snow. I am all done my shopping and it's all wrapped. I probably forgot something but it can wait I think. Enjoy the snow! It's raining here. :( I hope it doesn't melt our beautiful snow.
ReplyDeleteNot even close to done here! We didn't get the storm so everything looks muddy and grey but maybe a bit will fall for Christmas eve.
ReplyDeleteYour urn full of branches is very pretty. My niece, who lives in Montreal, got out of the are just as the storm was coming in. She's going by Greyhound all the way to Northern BC! Three days and four hours of riding on Greyhound. That would be mind numbing, I'm afraid. Or bottom numbing, as the case may be. :) Anyways, yes, I'm pretty much done and ready! I was reading down on the next post and your meal for Christmas Eve sounds very yummy! I adore scallops! Merry Christmas and we will converse in the New Year!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Cindy