Quintessential American movie Christmas - how lovely. Hope their family life is as harmonious as their home. And my best wishes to you, Jack, and to those you love, for a very happy Christmas.
Very nice photo of a beautiful home. Did you copy it from a Hallmark card?
So you're a CDP cop, heh! Well, you don't scare me. And rules are made to be broken. So there, too!
And if you don't like my 71 blogs (actually there are 81 as of today), well...hmmm, there's a deep subject. Oops, I got off track with one of my grandson's jokes. Sorry 'bout that.
Actually, I don't know what you should do if you don't like my 91 blogs.
Re rules: I learned long ago as a teacher that it is always better to ask forgiveness than permission.
I'm still thinking about what you should do about my 101 blogs.
The owners of this beautiful and classic New England house in Farmington have the Christmas spirit.
A truly classic home with traditional decorations! It would make a great scene for a holiday card.
ReplyDeleteWhen I hear the term "New England" this is exactly what I picture.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Sharon. What a beautiful home.
ReplyDeleteHome Sweet Home! And what a SWEET home that is!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas
It's like watching classic movie set in New England! I do love it:)
ReplyDeleteYes, I have always imagined New England like this...
ReplyDeleteQuintessential American movie Christmas - how lovely. Hope their family life is as harmonious as their home.
ReplyDeleteAnd my best wishes to you, Jack, and to those you love, for a very happy Christmas.
Norman Rockwell would love this. Great shot.
ReplyDeleteVery nice photo of a beautiful home. Did you copy it from a Hallmark card?
ReplyDeleteSo you're a CDP cop, heh! Well, you don't scare me. And rules are made to be broken. So there, too!
And if you don't like my 71 blogs (actually there are 81 as of today), well...hmmm, there's a deep subject. Oops, I got off track with one of my grandson's jokes. Sorry 'bout that.
Actually, I don't know what you should do if you don't like my 91 blogs.
Re rules: I learned long ago as a teacher that it is always better to ask forgiveness than
permission.
I'm still thinking about what you should do about my 101 blogs.
Heck, I'll see you tomorrow in CDP land.
This looks right out of a movie - charming!
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