Tuesday, December 23, 2008

A Visit to a Friend's House


Crisp, bitterly cold morning.


The house on Long Island welcoming inside.

The windowsills decorated with bits and bobs for the season.

Brown teapots.........

How the cat used to love little Christmas trees like the one above, catch it with her claws and fling it about.


Pink berries and a lamp-post fit for visits to Narnia.
But so very cold out.

16 comments:

  1. Brrrr! Nice to go visiting though.

    We have a temp of 1 this morning.

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  2. I love all your friends bits and bobs!

    Have a very merry Christmas!

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  3. Up to our neck in drifts here. Good to have a bright bunch of photos to cheer up a dark and gray day.

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  4. so charming - Elizabeth, peace and joy to you and yours this holiday season

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  5. Beautiful shots! Love the Brown Betties, I have three and they are indeed the BEST pots! Loads of snow here as well, but no blue sky- it's all one non colour out there!
    Happy Christmas to you!

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  6. I had completely forgotten those lovely little stiff, wiry Christmas trees - brought back lovely memories. Happy Christmas.

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  7. What a beautiful place to visit!

    Please stay warm and cozy! And if you must go in to Narnia, take a hat and muffler.

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  8. Ooooh , so inviting!

    Merry Christmas Elizabeth :)

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  9. I love those colonial looking house colors. Took me a moment to see the snow falling! Have a wonderful holiday! :-)

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  10. Oh, love the Narnia lamppost and berries! :-)

    Merry Christmas to you Elizabeth. Hope you and yours are warm and cozy.

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  11. Those pictures definitely bring to me the Christmas spirit.

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  12. Dearest Elizabeth, Your pictures made me so very glad that I put up the decorations in my house. Christmas "bits & bobs" as you say, always make me feel happy, and this is one house that loves to put on its best for the holidays. Thanks, Lori

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  13. The first photo, with the silhouetted ornaments, would make a lovely Christmas card.

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  14. I read some part of the US have some of the worst snowstorm this year and it does look very cold..brrrrr...dont think I can survive but I still want to go :)
    Merry Christmas Elizabeth, much love, M

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  15. Lovely photos in the snow! I see you have had the same problem with cats and Christmas!! Not a good combination! Cats are wonderful animals, but they don't like Christmas or may be they like it too much!!
    Merry Christmas and a happy new year.

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  16. Great pictures through the window of your friends house. Such beautiful snow in the garden.
    Have a great Christmas.

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