There is an ornament on this tree with a bite taken out of it. There is an ongoing argument between my sisters over who took that bite. I’ll let them hash that out amongst themselves when they see this on Facebook.
Merry Christmas…
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39 responses to “Merry Christmas…”
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It was Rapunzel this whole time!
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hahahaha! Piggy Punzy.
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Very cute! We have a marshmallow snowman hanging on our tree with a bite taken out of its backside on the sly.
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hehehehe! Edible ornaments beware.
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Oh my, you out did yourself this time. Brilliant and so is the tree
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Thank you! There’s nothing like lit up Christmas tree on Christmas Eve.
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It’s beautiful!
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Thank you, Monica!
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Lovely touch with the lights – I can’t imagine how much time this takes you! I am really glad I subscribed, as I’m truly enjoying your blog. Merry Christmas!
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Aw, thank you!
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I love this one so much. Absolutely gorgeous.
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Thanks!
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I love all of the details you add to your pictures. Stunning!
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Thanks… I really wanted to add more to this one, but I ran out of time. There’s always next Christmas!
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I love it — this puts that poor skimpy Charlie Brown tree to shame! The lights are a brilliant touch. My favorite though is the “hotel art” of a lighthouse hanging behind the couch.
I forgot about eating ornaments — you just reminded me why I didn’t further explore stringing popcorn with my kids this year.
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:) Thanks! That’s actually a conglomeration of paintings by my great-grandmother that used to hang around the house. I used to stare at her paintings and wonder if I’d ever be able to paint as good as she did. The portrait that appears in all the dining room scenes is of her when she was young. I loved her so much! She was a neat lady. I desperately want one of those old paintings to hang in my house now.
I hope you guys had a merry Christmas! I am still out of town and will have to catch up on everyone’s blogs when I get back next week!
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That is super cool! I wish I had beloved family art relics like that too. That’s not hotel art at all. And a lighthouse is much better than my drawings of colonial people. I hope you had a wonderful Christmas in your world and a safe trip home.
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Every time I receive a one of your posts I am happy, Happy, HAPPY. I don’t know which one is my fave: I love them all! I have sent some friends to your blog and they are in awe of what you do.
Happiest of holidays.
Ronnie
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Thank you so much, Ronnie! That means a lot to me :)
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You gotta love the power of Facebook!
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Your tree looks beautiful!
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Oh, that’s me Rae. WordPress isn’t letting me log-in. :(
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Oh man, I hope that’s been corrected! I hope you had a happy Christmas!
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awww! its sooo beautiful!!! love it!!!
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Thank you! :)
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I have to chime in here. I love the lights as well. I always wonder how long these take you every time I see one!
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Thank you! They take a while, usually between 8-12 hours every week depending on complexity and number of scenes.
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Love the lights, but my favourite part has to be the angel’s facial expression. LOVE. Merry Christmas!
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:) I’m glad you noticed the Middlest Sister tree topper! Hope you had a happy Christmas!
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The little lamp and end table are a stroke of genius. You’re amazing!
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:D Thanks! Hope you’ve had a great holiday!
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Ronnie
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I’ve nominated you for the Kreative Blogger award. ;)
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Merry Christmas & Happy New Year.. Your blog is amazing, thanks for sharing your stories with us… I really love your idea of those funny pictures… Thanks a lot.
Wish you and your family have a nice year!-
Thank you! Happy New Year :)
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there’s an ornament on my tree that looks like a gingerbread man in its cookie cutter, and I always want to eat it. It is not edible, though, and we never eat gingerbread.
One of these years I won’t be able to resist.
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How did you make the lights?
The Middlest Sister 
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