So I hope you all had a lovely Christmas. Ours was quiet really, Christmas day was very relaxed.
I spent Christmas eve sewing Catnip Kickeroo's for the cats! They loved them.I didn't get a photo of Daisy as she dragged her's onto the landing.But before we talk about the Big Day itself lets go back a few days...We popped to Glossop to see a friend in her new gallery.Then a drive and a walk to Lancashire. We walked from the village (Gisburn) across fields, past a clump of Paul Nash Trees, past confused looking sheep as we passed them twice (lost) then back eventually to Gisburn!We popped in to the White Bull in Gisburn for a drink before heading home.
Ready for the Big day.
some favourite things to watch on TVChristmas morning breakfast.We had our Christmas meal at a local pub...No cooking or washing up! The Griffin in Barkisland.We woke to snow on Boxing Day.First job, feed the birds.My family came for the day.So we are in the days between. We have a few things organised for the next few days and I am not thinking about work at all!!
What a beautifully relaxed Christmas you have enjoyed. Snow on Boxing Day, how wonderful.
ReplyDeleteDrizzly rain here making it cooler and more pleasant to find the spirit of Christmas. Happy New Year!
Your photography is always such a treat -I am sure if I read back through your posts over the years I would find my perfect place to retire to, you go to the most beautiful towns and villages :) You look lovely in red and your home looks welcoming and very lovely - wishing you a happy New Year :)
ReplyDeletelooks like you had an absolutely smashing time.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos. I'm very jealous of you going out for Xmas dinner. Where is that in Lancashire?
ReplyDeletea short drive from our hose in West Yorkshire xx
DeleteOur Christmas was a very relaxed and enjoyable time too with just our daughter, son and his girlfriend visiting.
ReplyDeleteHave a very happy and peaceful New Year x