song : the nutcracker suite opus 71A
performed by the boston pops orchestra
our christmas plans reversed themselves this week. we were to be on the road visiting others, but now people will be visiting us! although i don't have many decorations up this year, there are a few and i love the card garland i saw on blue moss. it was so easy and i combined vintage cards with new ones.
we're signing off for this year and wanted to thank you all so much for being a shining light in a year that brought us some sorrow. we hope you have the most wonderful holiday and a very happy new year! we're ready for the next decade!
xo, cindy + scott
ps i chose the song today because we're supposed to go see the nutcracker on 12/26. it was a last minute decision before scott got hurt. hope he can go because i want to see how long it takes before he falls asleep ;).
note 1.2.10: we did get to the nutcracker and this video via pj is perfect.
Merry Christmas, Cindy! It's been a joy to read your blog all year-round! It's a beautiful place to visit and I look forward to following along with you through 2010.
ReplyDeleteDear Cindy and Scott, wishing you the most wonderful and festive Christmas and New Year's. Thank you for the tour of Christmas window displays. (You're right, that peacock tail was jaw-dropping!) Scott, I hope your foot heals quickly and nicely. There will be plenty more opportunities for snowball fights, I'm sure. And thank you for sharing memories of Helen and the beautiful trinkets she loved. I'm so glad I got to know you this year and look forward to an even better 2010.
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bella
Best wishes to you guys for a fantastic holiday with your visitors :) I'm so glad we're blogger friends! Have a happy new year! xo
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas Cindy and Scott! Enjoy your company! Hug Charlie for me!
ReplyDeletemerry merry christmas cindy and scott....
ReplyDeletelove your card garland! it's absolutely perfect, so much better than the one you saw :)
i hope you have a wonderful christmas.
i will be thinking of you and saying a prayer for charlie (and you and Scott)
all the best
michelle
Merry Christmas Cindy and Scott, and a very happy 2010:)
ReplyDeletehappy holidays to you and Scott and your family, I love the cards, gorgeous decorations, see you soon sweet cindy
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Dearest Cindy and Scott
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas and a happy new year to both of you and your loved ones.
May the new year and decade bring you many moments of joy and happiness.
Thank you for your kindness and the joy you brought me in this year!
lots of love
Asiye
xxx
ps hope scott is better!
Thank you, I'm glad to have found your loveliness!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas Cindy & Scott!
Many blessings***
xo
i think i'm officially addicted to my bloggy pals. i'm getting so wistful when i read that people are signing off for the year! it seems so official that the year is coming to a close. i hope you have a wonderful christmas with your family. thanks for bringing so much joy to me this year with your pictures and words. they mean a lot to me!
ReplyDeleteOh Cindy...this year has been great connecting with oh so wonderful bloggers as yourself! Thanks for being there...I appreciate your ears, eyes and your sharing comments.
ReplyDeleteMay you have a wonderful Christmas day and looking forward to visiting your World again in 2010.
HUGS and wishes,
Char
P.S. Hoping Scott a speedy recovery!
Merry Christmas Cindy, Scott and Charlie! Whenever you get a chance, Lucy personally sent YOU a holiday greeting on my blog :)
ReplyDeleteHave a great one! xoxo
Merry Christmas you two!!
ReplyDeletemerry merry Christmas Cindy! So happy to have "met" you this year. Looking forward to more in 2010.
ReplyDeleteOh Cindy, what adorable decorations - your house looks lovely! I hope your Christmas and the visits from you loved ones was just wonderful! And by now you've seen the Nutcracker - I hope it was amazing :)
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you as well - you know how much I adore you and your blog :)
Love, Meg xoxo
thank you! warm wishes for the new year. hugs-jane
ReplyDeleteHappy holidays to you!
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