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| the orphan tree, 2014 |
Wednesday, December 24, 2014
'Twas the Night Before Christmas
A branch that had broken off the crab apple at the side of the house, in the last storm, has become our tree this year; and although we always go into the woods and collect bare branches to use for our tree, this was just to easy to resist. And the shape is such an orphan tree. But it's up and covered with light and angels and lavender hearts and gold balls and garlands of stars and sits very happily twinkling away. So from our home to your home, we [that's my darling J., Zoe and me] wish you a Merry Christmas, and let the 12 days of feasting, reading and generally making merry begin.
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Liz - it may be an orphan but it looks very welcoming! Wishing you a wonderful Christmas-time and a year filled with peace and wonder and exploring...
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Fiona, and to you and yours all the very best for 2015!
DeleteBeautiful tree; such an inspiration, as is all your art that you so generously share here. Best wishes for great feasting and for a wondrous year filled with great health, joy and light.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely comment, thank you Asta, and all the very best to you and yours!
Deletebeautiful tree!
ReplyDeleteThanks Velma, I've grown very fond of this tree and it's lovely light, wishing you and yours all the very best for 2015!
DeleteMerry Christmas Liz - I've used fallen tree branches too this year - happy New Year
ReplyDeleteThanks Rose, it was very fine! Wishing you and yours all the best for 2015!
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