My Christmas Tree....

Christmas waves a magic wand over this world, and behold, everything is softer and more beautiful. This season is overwhelming, fills your senses... and makes everything look pretty. Just wanted to show you a few pictures of my Christmas tree... click on the pictures to enlarge them.

To the earth be peace;
good will henceforth from heaven to earth
Begin and never cease....

The soft glow of twinkling lights...

Noel tree ornament...

The Christmas tree...

Here's wishing all of you the joys of this wonderful season... may the peace and love of the divine child fill our hearts and our homes, Blessed Christmas everybody.

Comments

Randy said…

Karen these are lovely. Wishing you peace and love this holiday season.

9:16 AM

Lynn said…

Hi Karen, Thank you for stopping by. Your photos are beautiful. I wish you the blessings of Christmas and a beautiful New Year.
Lynn

10:48 AM

Lalockert said…

Lovely christmas feeling. And no, the picture is not from my house, is from a bar. Greetings from Norway :)

2:30 PM

Marcel said…

I am a bit late, but happy holidays too!

1:50 PM

Allison said…

What beautiful pictures, and beautiful thoughts! I wish you, too, a truly lovely Season and many good wishes for the New Year! xo

12:38 AM

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