
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Monday, March 4, 2013
Thursday, December 27, 2012
My Holiday Baking: Seeing Stars
I'm a pretty traditional kind of girl, so when it comes to the holidays we have our
family customs just as any family does, and that, of course, includes Christmas
baking. I seem to bake the same types of cookies every year, family favorites,
things my mother baked every year that I now try to duplicate.
Something funny happened this year though. After rolling out ball after ball of
cut-out dough, I realized that ALL of the cut-outs I baked were stars. Every
cookie cutter that I used was the same shape: a star! Yay for stars!
family customs just as any family does, and that, of course, includes Christmas
baking. I seem to bake the same types of cookies every year, family favorites,
things my mother baked every year that I now try to duplicate.
Something funny happened this year though. After rolling out ball after ball of
cut-out dough, I realized that ALL of the cut-outs I baked were stars. Every
cookie cutter that I used was the same shape: a star! Yay for stars!

Ready to go into the oven!
Ready to eat!
What did you bake this year?
Monday, December 24, 2012
Merry Christmas....
Merry Christmas everyone....may your days be merry and bright.
Full of love & happiness....good people, good food & good times.
Have a wonderful time!
Simone X
Sunday, December 23, 2012
Christmas : London Lights
Oxford Street
Regent Street
Liberty of London
Burlington Arcade
Oxford Street
Cartier, Bond Street
Bond Street
Cartier
Tiffany & Co, Bond Street
One of the miniature scenes in the Tiffany window....
on top of the tiny gift was the most beautiful diamond ring
Asprey, Bond Street
Just a few photos from around town today....
Bond Street was, as always, especially beautiful.
Not long now!!
Saturday, December 22, 2012
A Beautiful Bohemian Christmas
Come, follow along...
A painted, framed chalkboard via BHG
(Think about how easy this would be to do with an ornate thrift shop
frame and some chalkboard paint)
(Think about how easy this would be to do with an ornate thrift shop
frame and some chalkboard paint)
A colorful branch display. Fairy lights from Impressionen
I love these paper stars! via House & Garden
I love this snowy pinecone chandelier from BHG. The blue wall really sets it off.
I would wear this all the time.
Bohemian branch center piece with candle lanterns from Desire To Inspire
What do you think?
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