Year end transition, 2018 gives way to 2019

The year-end transitions are always the most exciting of times. Family comes down from wherever they are and tickets are booked to travel from one home to another. December is always exciting... and here are a few pictures of 2018 gi ving way to 2019.

The crib in Chennai home... I liked the little waterfalls in the corner and the angel near the falls.

Snowflakes on my door...

Celebrating the spirit of jólabókaflóð...

Making wreaths with Jen...

Making mulled wine...

A Christmas midnight selfie...

Haha... dressed up like this pretty angel I fell in love with.

Celebrating Christmas with Filter kapi mousse...

The crib in Nagercoil...

Elephants at the entrance to the crib...

A view of baby Jesus...

Chocolates...

Birthday of the twins...

Cauliflower crust pizza...

Our new year tradition... spending the last day of the year listening to the waves and playing in the sands that made us.

Trying out our photography skills with the most photogenic member in the family.

All dressed up for the New Year midnight mass...

Homemade chocolate cake after the midnight mass...

Some amazing orange flavoured Cointreau to welcome the year...

Another new year tradition... immersing ourselves in nature and this time we took Atticus.

The sun glinting on the way to the cutest little waterfalls we discovered on one of our walks...

Here it is, our secret waterfalls...

Morning walks have never been more fun...

Wishing everyone a great 2019...

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