All the company and family are now gone, the last two left two hours ago...all that's left is Warbucks, who's in from Budapest... who will leave tomorrow to Philly to visit friends before returning back here for the New Years. A nice, quiet and calm moment. With cordials. Current mood:
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Love those gingerbread houses! Glad you had a good Christmas! I've tried to send you a couple of emails but I'm not sure if they've made it through.
ReplyDeleteI actually got your email when you resent it. For some reason your first one never did show up. I'm so glad that you enjoyed your gift!
DeleteEnjoy the quiet, sweetpea! xoxo
ReplyDeleteThe 2 men wearing the goggles? That's such a great picture. Thanks for giving us a foretaste of spring.
ReplyDeleteForecast? They are wearing those goggles when they left my boudoir. What can I say my aim is all over the place.
DeleteLoving the snowy glass house and the winter bums!
ReplyDeleteOh my god, those gingerbread houses. (And those toasty buns.)
ReplyDeleteToasty, supple buns!!!
Deleteamazing landscapes & pics!
ReplyDeleteI can almost hear the calm in this post. Sounds like you had a nice visit. Dying to hear about Warbucks being at a family gathering!!! And is it wrong I want to dive into that gingerbread house?
ReplyDeleteThey are amazing! I've never seen such elegant and stunning gingerbread houses before.
DeleteI'll have you know I saw this post last night before turning in...and it did indeed calm me. Well, most of them,those naughty boys. I love that last picture. Hope your Christmas was a good one!
ReplyDeleteFrosted and gilded... just how I like my buns! Kizzes.
ReplyDeleteYou should bring the houseboys in out of the cold, don't want frostbite on the . . . .
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ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful house in that beautiful, snowy setting! I could live there if I didn't have to be outside. Except maybe to rescue the houseboys that have evidently escaped their duties!
Let's go and rent it for a long weekend!?!
DeleteAnyone going wild swimming this time of year without full kit on could very well find themselves without all their appendages.
ReplyDeleteWe have these polar bear dips here, usually for charity. But it seems the people doing these always seem to be more rotund. You sure won't find me doing no winter swimming.
DeleteI love modern houses like that, and please be careful when you entertain visitors. I'll have news to share on my blog later today.
ReplyDeleteI love the Farnsworth House.
ReplyDeleteThank you Ricko! I did not know that house out of name, but it is so stunning. I could easily live in that as long as neighbors didn't mind me walking around naked.
DeleteTundra Bunny here... The images you've chosen for this mood board are spot-on for the post-Xmas sigh of relief: Aaahhhhhhhh! Love the snow-covered stags, deer and red fox. Those gingerbread houses are stunning! My favourite image today is the little well-loved teddy bear in a bowl of vintage ornaments. It reminded me of the stuffed toy bunny I had as a very little girl -- I had hugged most of the velveteen fur off, its ears flopped because the wires were gone and its white tail was forever falling off which Mom always sewed back on for me!
ReplyDeleteYes, I think I had an elephant much the same way. The velveteen wore right off. Since moving back, I sure do miss my fox family that lived in the wood.
DeleteMerry belated Christmas
ReplyDeleteBack at you Adam!!!!
DeleteI love those lovely butts. Thanks for putting in a couple of nice surprises for me. I hope everything about your Christmas was beautiful, sweetheart. Why bother to exist without experiencing beauty?
ReplyDeleteLove,
Janie
You do seem to be a butt woman!
DeleteWhat a great series of pictures this week!. I'm loving the disco balls in the fireplace! How cool would that be for a Christmas decoration next year?
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love this board...how timely too. What a fun shot of the hunk with the disco ball.
ReplyDeleteThe two on the deck wearing only visors are up to no good that's certain.
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