Good morning!
Today is my turn! Thank you Stacy for inviting me again, and for all your hard work!
I was trying to think of some of my favorite things of Christmas with my family, and there are just soooooo many! I think my favorite things leading up to Christmas would be going to chop down the tree! When I was a little kid, our family always piled into the station wagon, dog and all, to chop down a tree. We (my husband and I) kept that up with our kids, and had some fun experiences! Once we forgot to bring rope to tie the tree to our mini van, so the guy at the tree farm/woods, used some twine. On our way down the interstate, our tree came flying off! Thank goodness there wasn't anyone driving close behind us, or it may have not been a funny story to tell! The kids were crying, my husband pulled off the exit, and got back on the other direction, so we could get it. Our son, who was probably about 6, was so afraid it went into the river, and was sobbing! We got to the opposite side of the interstate, pulled over, my honey ran across, hopped the median barrier, picked up the 7' tree, climbed the barrier again, and had to sit on it, with the tree and wait for semi's to pass by...honking at him, of course! Well....we had no rope, remember? So the two little kids and golden retriever, all scrunched in the front with me, my husband opened the back of the van and shoved in the tree! It was cold, our son was still crying, afraid it would fall out again, but we made it home! Thank goodness we weren't more than a mile and a half from home! It was great getting back into the warm house and lighting the fireplace! It was a trip we'll always remember....and we call it our "Griswald Family Christmas Story!"
Here is your pattern!
http://www.woolenwillowdesigns.com/images/MrsnowornamentJG.pdf
And here is a recipe from Stacy, that she sent for me, because I couldn't get my act together and think of a favorite! Haha! Thank you Stacy...I'm gonna try this one also!
I hope you all are enjoying this wonderful hop, and making lots of projects! I sure know I plan to make a few!
Have a Merry Joy-filled Christmas!
Jeni
Thank you for this cute design and the yummy recipe
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jeni. One can never have too many snowmen! Loved your story about the tree :) Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteVery fun piece, love small items that i can make up quick and for gifts.
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Just love this snowman! Thank you very much! And what a crazy tree story.:)
ReplyDeleteThe snowman is adorable. Thank you so much. The recipe sounds great too.
ReplyDeleteLoved your "Griswald" story! Made me laugh! Thank you for the pattern....
ReplyDeleteSuch a darling snowman! And a great tree story too. :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you all survived that tree story
ReplyDeleteThat was quite an ordeal.
your pattern is so cute
A great tree story! Thank you for the sweet snowman pattern!
ReplyDeleteA great tree story! Thank you for the sweet snowman pattern!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the snowman pattern. I like his pink cheeks. I think with those cheeks, Mr. Snowman might get a different hat and become Ms. Snowman. ;-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the snowman pattern. I like his pink cheeks. I think with those cheeks, Mr. Snowman might get a different hat and become Ms. Snowman. ;-)
ReplyDeleteFor some reason i have missed all the others from the christmas blog hop is there a list somewhere?
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Hi Rosemary, go to Buttermilk Basin's blog for the whole list! You can find her on the right side of my blog page under blogs I follow! Enjoy!
DeleteI enjoyed your story and thank you so much for sharing this fun pattern.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your story and thank you so much for sharing this fun pattern.
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