My camera really just has two settings. Day and night. I'm sure camera-winning Lisa over at Motherlode can take all sorts of impressive low-light photos of their shimmering Christmas tree. But over at our house, when I turn the camera on the night setting, my real-live children look like ghost children and our Christmas lights look funky. You see my need for a new camera.
Madeline and I removed our usual eucalyptus branches from the table in the foyer and brought in braches we'd cut from our curly willow. Madeline printed out black and white family pictures onto cardstock and hung them on our willow tree. I love it.
Maya "helped" with the garland on the stairs. I keep finding barrettes and hair bows attached to it. Maya says she's just making it pretty.
Happy Holidays from our house to yours!
6 comments:
Love the photo idea! And I like the cranberry garland, but I don't have the patience!
Your home looks lovely! I am feeling bad for your poor shoulder and now your poor pricked and poked fingers. If you only had TV....ha! Jussst kidding.
Thanks for stopping by!!! And I love your willow tree photo collection. It's just beautiful. And so meaningful.
It looks beautiful, and I'm sure I could really see those cranberries when you take a picture of them with your new camera... I need one too, after looking at the shots I got at the Choir Concert...
Hey Eileen,
Love the willow tree idea! I may copy what you did on your banister. Hope you don't mind, and good luck with Santa getting you that camera you deserve.
It's gorgeous, E!!!! Gorgeous!!! Yeah...I'm hearing a little bitterness and envy over the camera sit...s'all goooood...I get where it comes from....love, right? Here's hoping a beautiful camera finds its way to you under your beautiful tree!
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