The outside lights helped dispel today's foggy gloom:
and inside the little tree and lamps kept the gray at bay:
while my little glass birds added a cheery note to the windows.
It was a dreary day, but I like these days because they force me to focus on indoor things. I got a lot accomplished, none of it photo-worthy but all of it necessary. I ordered more copies of my brochure because my stock is gone; I designed and ordered a post card to promote summer programs and I completed my notes and the handout for tomorrow's Christmas carols programs. If the sun had been shining I do not think I'd have buckled down to these tasks.Tomorrow I'm on the road again to present three programs with my friend, musician Jeff Seager. Carols will abound in the Ohio Valley as we explore the history and legends behind the songs. I hope some of you will be able to join us at Paden City, Sistersville or Ripley for what promises to be a very good time.
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Ooooo......I'll bet faeries will come now to live in your china........
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Have a bright day!
*hugs*
Mimi
i love indoor lights. I have glass jars on top my kitchen cupboards (canning, coffee, miscellaneous, pts, qts, 1/2 gallons) and I light them at Christmas with indoor lights. I enjoyed yours, tonight, in this post.
ReplyDeleteI love how your colored glass comes to life with the addition of light! Thanks for the tip! I think I'll try to brighten my little cabin the same way!
ReplyDeleteChristmas needs lots of lights. I especially love the little bird, glowing from within.
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