Showing posts with label making holiday memories. Show all posts
Showing posts with label making holiday memories. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 13, 2011

SETTING THE CHRISTMAS TABLE



It's time to gather the tablecloth, napkins, napkin rings, silverware, and dinnerware so the creativity can begin.  Today I'm setting the table for that special Christmas dinner.

First, we need a special table.
Vintage Table Kitchen Drop Leaf Style in Jadeite Green

Now, let's put on the apron and get busy.
Christmas Linen Vintage Hostess Half Apron Modern Size 0 to 12

I've gathered the necessary items to put together a warm and cheerful table.
Vintage 60s Christmas Linen Table Cloth with Poinsettia  Design 48 x 62

Vintage Christmas Table Runner With Poinsettias And Holly Leaves

Wallace Sterling Silver Grand Baroque Flatware Fantastic for Christmas or any Occasion  15% OFF  HAPPYHOLIDAYS4U  AT CHECKOUT

Vintage Linens...Six Christmas Placemats and Eight Christmas Napkins...Pointsettia and Holy Design

Mid Century Christmas Napkin Set, Linen, Handprinted Poinsettia, Ribbons, Bells

Christmas Holidays Dinnerware Set for 7 plus - Milk Glass Indopal Indonesia Glass Poinsettia Pattern

44-piece set World Bazaars Christmas China, white with gold trim


10 Tienshan Deck The Halls Christmas Cups Saucers

7 Vintage Emerald Green Glasses Stemware C1950's

Holly Cake Stand

SALE 20% OFF Christmas Red Tiered Plate Stand by Waechtersbach Germany

English Christmas Napkin Rings.. Four

Christmas napkin holder relpo Santa painting with art brushes and paint vintage 1950s

Cleaning up is always the last chore, but Christmas towels give this job a cheerful note.
Vintage Christmas Linen Tea Towels. Pair

Christmas Linen Tea Towel - Mint

When dinner is done and it's time to relax, grab a comfy quilt and curl up with a cup of spiced apple cider.
Hand Made Appliqued Poinsettia Christmas Quilt 1950's

Quilt SALE  Christmas Lap Quilt Flurry Holiday FREE USA Shipping

Have a wonderful time putting your Christmas together and God Bless.
Pepper



Friday, November 26, 2010

Sharing Thanksgiving Memories and Traditions

Howdy friends, and happy Friday.  I hope that everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving.  There are so many family traditions around the holidays that I thought I would take today and give you an opportunity to comment on something you and yours did on your Thanksgiving Day. 

As for me, my family has scattered over the years and so the holidays have been bringing new traditions.  This year, I met with my sister and her oldest son and we invaded “Hometown Buffet”.  Now, the fun part was I had never been there before.  No cooking (though I missed the smells of turkey and pumpkin pie in the oven), no clean up, wide variety of foods to choose from.  And after lunch, we went to my nephews for dessert and coffee.  It was a very relaxing day.  I must say, my pup was very happy to see me though, when I got back home.  What more could I ask for! 

I would love to hear from you.  What did you do this Thanksgiving?   

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On a side note, this is “Black” Friday.  I thought this was such a strange name for the day right after Thanksgiving, so I just had to go looking for an explanation of how this tradition began.  Here is just a brief look at one version of the story, and you can click in the paragraph to read more if you’re interested.


Wow, swarm is right!  I myself have never ventured out on this particular shopping day, but I know some people that are very dedicated to braving the crowds every year.  I’m not sure if it’s the great bargains, the thrill of the hunt (for that perfect gift), or just the excitement of the official beginning of Christmas shopping.  As for this writer, I’ll stay home!
"Duuude"