Bekob

Kitchens, baths, furniture, and the yard.

Tradition

Holidays

The steps below follow the order of the work for this holidays project.

Only one or two more Christmas posts, I promise! I am sorry to carry on with it, but I need to document it. I am one of those people who would gladly take down the tree after opening presents, and I am pretty much done with holiday music too. But I don’t get pictures until after, so I should just learn to deal with it. Christmas Eve we have a special candle lit meal. Pizza. I know, not that exciting but if I make pizza I can make cinnamon rolls for the morning at the same time (which I didn’t quite get around to this year, but Etta can’t eat them anyway, so….) But guess what, we actually had a white Christmas!  I know! I was really excited about it. It started snowing on Christmas Eve, when I went to pick up some last minute items. This post is really just going to be pictures (again… sorry) Hope you enjoy. I couldn’t help but take pictures of the cute little coop in the snow. It is so quaint. While walking back from closing up the chickens for the night I looked in the house and saw this: We took some family pictures: Our table was lit with a ton of candles and our lighted gingerbread houses.  (this is the first year I tried to make candy windows) Eat Pizza and Be Merry… Even Etta was “eating” with us.