Youth group have decorated the church Christmas tree.
Sunday school have been preparing for their Christmas breakup.
Oops, a slight accident with Joseph :(
..random jottings on what may be happening in my life at any particular time, and photographs, mainly taken by me and other family members as we travel through this journey called life...
Poor Joseph...glad there is always a back up.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you are well into the spirit of the season Diana. Enjoy!
How warm will it be there at Christmas time??
ReplyDeleteDearest Diana,
ReplyDeleteOh, I alwys wonder how different will it be to have Christmas in the warm or the hot season(*^_^*) Have a wonderful December, friend in New Zealand♬♬♬
Sending you lots of love and hugs from Japan, xoxo Miyako*
Thanks for stopping by and taking the time to leave a comment. : )
ReplyDeleteA truly magnificent Christmas tree, Diana! Yes, it's definitely looking and feeling very much like Christmas!
ReplyDeleteDenise x
My goodness you are organised. I've not wrapped any presents or written a single card yet. If I don't watch the big day will be here and I won't be ready.
ReplyDeleteYour trees and decorations are looking great. :)
Hi--in answer to your question--we do not get snow here on the Coast of SC at Christmas time. Well--only once in the 30 years I have lived here have we had snow and that was a amazing. We usually have no snow at all in the winter or sometimes we may see a few flurries. Last year we saw none. But there was one remarkable year when we had a bad storm that dumped 12 inches of snow right around Christmas. I think it broke all records. It was about a week before we could drive because they really have no snow plows here--just sand and dirt to dump. We did have a bit of snow a few years back in Feb. and it amounted to 4 inches. It was the last "big" storm we have had here on the coast!
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