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Email a FriendPosted by Danielle Bean on Saturday, Dec 27, 2008 11:34 AM (EDT):
I love this idea, Lisa! I’ve added mine.
Christmas Home Tour
Will you share a photo of your home at Christmas?
Posted by Lisa Hendey in Homemaking on Saturday, December 27, 2008 10:26 AM
During the Christmas season, it is a wonderful blessing to visit the family and friends and see their homes all decorated for Christmas.
Over at CatholicMom.com, I’ve decided to hold a little Christmas Open House and welcome you into our humble abode.
I’m no Martha Stewart, but it’s fun to lay out the decorations we’ve accumulated over the years and see our home warmly lit with candles and twinkling lights. If you note the photo above, you’ll see that a random guitar manages to make its way into every photo - instruments have taken the place of trucks and lost Legos in my home’s decor, but they still signify that a “real family” lives in this home!
Would you like to share a bit of your home, all dressed up for the holidays? How about a peek at your adorable family, all dressed up for Christmas Mass? Please use the form below to share a link to your personal Christmas pictures of any kind and we’ll all pop in for a little visit. No need to do dishes or pick up dirty laundry. We promise to bring a tray of cookies when we stop by!
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Posted by Mary Brazeau on Saturday, Dec 27, 2008 12:58 PM (EDT):
In the background of the pictures you will see the plywood Christmas Tree Corner shelves my husband built for me. Allergies have forced us to abandon fresh trees.
Posted by Lisa Hendey on Saturday, Dec 27, 2008 1:06 PM (EDT):
Danielle - I can’t believe how tall you tree is!! Loved your photos - thanks so much for sharing them. May, I didn’t see any photos on your post - am I looking at the correct link? It’s so fun to take a peek at the homes of our online friends!
Posted by Drea @ Monkey Monkey Underpants on Saturday, Dec 27, 2008 2:01 PM (EDT):
I love fresh cut trees, I can’t have a fake one in my house! Thanks for the invite! 
Posted by BarbInNebraska on Sunday, Dec 28, 2008 8:26 PM (EDT):
This years trip from Nebraska to my MIL’s cabin seemed to take forever, first a snow day which delayed our departure for my son’s high school finals, then a flat tire in St. Louis which made us spend the night so we could buy a new tire in the morning, then freezing rain caused us to spend the night in Kentucky. Finally we made it to the cabin on Christmas Eve and decorated a little tree. We were SO happy to finally make it!
Posted by Laura@OurHouseOfJoyfulNoise on Sunday, Dec 28, 2008 9:51 PM (EDT):
I just love this idea, and have enjoyed my peeks into everyone’s homes!! I need to go back and give some comments now that I have more time. I finally jumped on the bandwagon myself tonight. I may post more photos on my blog in the next few days. Isn’t it fun taking photos of those little things in our homes that put the happy in your heart? Christmas stuff or otherwise, these are the things that make a house a home. And our family of course. : )
Glad to be part of this.
Posted by American Phoenix on Monday, Dec 29, 2008 8:53 PM (EDT):
Loved looking at all of your homes and reading about all of your different Christmas traditions. Thank you all for sharing and Lisa, for thinking up such a great idea for a blog post!
Posted by Laura@OurHouseOfJoyfulNoise on Wednesday, Dec 31, 2008 12:33 PM (EDT):
I’m having too much fun with this. It’s felt like a new assignment from my art school days. I always loved new assignments. So I did a ‘round 2’ around my house, camera in hand, just for the fun of it all. Drop over and see if you’d like! And feel free to omment and subscribe to our blog!
Posted by Home Renovations on Monday, May 11, 2009 4:37 AM (EDT):
a well planned house is always a success plan and a dream house. i just love my rooms to be filled with peace with green sceneries and beautiful words of God.
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