More of the Holiday Tour of Home for Printersdevil

Snowman Tree in Beverage Area

Snowman sign to left of sink

Snowman sign to right of sink

Unique nativity on table

Father Christmas on top of microwave cabinet

Tree in master bedroom

Large ceramic nativity on cedar chest at foot of master bed

Singing Western Santa

Tub area in master bath

View from door in master bath

Nativity on master bath vanity

Another view from door of master bath

Santa village on ledge behind corner tub

Another view

Santa, and two nativities on tub ledge

Santa Village

Angel tree and a few of Mom's angels on dresser in guest bedroom

Angel on top of television in guest bedroom

Tree in hall bath featuring the two deer that were my late MIL's

Tree on toilet in hall bath

Small nativity on bath window ledge

Small nativity given to my Dad on Christmas Day while in the hospital his last Christmas. One of the women from his assisted living complex and her husband visited Daddy on Christmas Day and gave him this. He was so proud of their visit and the token gift. He had had surgery the day before and was pretty much out of it, but he remembered them coming to visit early that morn.

These little girls were my late MIL's. She had a huge collection of figurines of all types. I display some of her Christmas things every year.

Nativity from hall shelf

More of dear Ida's holiday figurines

Nativity that adorns the top of this shelf in the hall outside the bathroom. This was one of my Mom's many nativities. I have many of her others displayed. None were anything special, except in sentiment. They bring a little joy to the holidays for me now that she is gone.

View of the entire shelf in the hall

Tree in adult daughter's room. She is living back at home at the moment and still decorates with the bright neon colors. The tree looks a little dark, but it isn't in real life since it sports shiny purple, lime, and hot pink bulbs.

Singing cactus

Another of Mom's small nativities in Tracie's bright room

Thank you for stopping by and taking my tour. Wishing you a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Christmas is a magical time of the year when we are able to share with others. It is so much more gratifying to give than to receive and it should never be about the amount of the gifts. The best gifts are those that come from the heart with love.

The birth of the Christ Child was the greatest gift of all and came to us from God. Remember, He is the reason for the season.