I love your globe. It's beautiful. I admit I can easily live without a Christmas tree and ornaments. But Christmas is just not Christmas without a Nativity. Sorry, no picture. Ours is missing. I think my handsome hubby accidently donated the box it was in last Jan so I'm hoping someone is very happy with their Nativity scene. And I get to make another.
Oh No! ..now have you made another?
The older I get the less I want to put up the tree, but I do it for the kids, big and little, they expect it.And hubby that never helped before makes the start but guess whose left to finish.....
Wonderful ornament Toogie I do not have any ornaments that box of goodies were given away when I moved From South Africa to Britain just no more room now looking at yours I feel a bit sad that I gave all mine away and the only ones a bought since I have been in Britain is snowglobes which I just love My DG wants to start collecting them and I have started her off and bought a few for her collection love yours keep it safe
It is promised to Nora when she is old enough to take care of it. I think she would like to drag it around like her toys, but she's really been good at just making it open & play, without picking it up. We explained it's special and it's for her to enjoy every year, so she has to take care of it.....I still wonder what happen to my grandmothers ballerina I loved so.....I didn't mean to make you sad about you having to give yours away, but its nice you are helping your GD collect. I hope you have a Merry Christmas Carol
A wonderful ornament. I must ponder on my favorite. Kay
I would have to say that it is a nativity scene carved out of olive tree material.
For my DH, a tree is not a Christmas tree unless it is topped with a star and has a nativity underneath!
He has the true meaning. I always have the nativity up. It's a picture in my living room.