Reindeer decoration
I used to pull out all the stops for Christmas and decorate the house from top to bottom. I loved doing this but it took weeks to set up and there was always a scramble to get everything down before twelfth night.
Christmas is a now a quieter celebration in every way.
I bought this pretty reindeer decoration at the church féte a couple of years ago. It is the one piece that is not packed away in the attic in January as it sheds its candles to double as a stamp rack for Danny through the rest of the year.
I love the placid reindeer heads and the simplicity of the group. As a stamp rack it reminds me of the best elements of Christmas. At Christmas it is washed, adorned with new candles and gently lights every meal.
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Hope you had a lovely Christmas Day!
With love, Paul and Katherine x
How pretty! I hope your day went well?
Hope you all had a wonderful day. Love the reindeer candle holder.
What a beautiful decoration. Hope you and Danny had a lovely Christmas and I look forward to visiting your site in 2008. Thanks for your support with my site. Best Wishes Sara from farmingfriends
Hi Katherine and Paul
We had a lovely Christmas. I hope that your first Christmas as a married couple was all that you dreamt it would be!
Hi Toffeeapple,
Although we had to do a bit of work each day, we had a lovely Christmas. I do hope that yours was good too.
Hi Amanda,
Danny cooked a wonderful roast goose and I forgot to put the pudding on!
Hi Sara
We had a great time and I do hope that you did too. Looking forward to visiting your site in 2008 too. The Interblog Guinea Fowl breeding event was the highlight of my year.