I’m really an old soul at heart,
and especially love all the special traditions
of Christmas.
One of my favorite things to do is to turn out all the lights
and let the twinkle lights on the tree illuminate the whole room.
and let the twinkle lights on the tree illuminate the whole room.
It feels so
cozy, doesn’t it?
A Christmas movie night is a must!
Of course, Christmas movies are so sentimental and there are so many great ones.
Well, her whole lifestyle turns out to be a sham, and she
has to somehow pretend to be this persona she’s created throughout the holidays.
It’s sweet, and of course has a nice feel-good ending.
*If you want to DVR it, it’s on TCM on
December 17.
And, “Elf” is definitely a family fave
around here!
Son
of a nutcracker!
You really can’t beat Will Farrell’s sense
of humor.
I just love the silhouette of a beautiful Christmas tree!
And these quaint little villages remind
me of my snowy childhood in upstate New York.
I also love the smell of fresh gingerbread
cookies and this year
I may even tackle making a gingerbread house from
scratch.
Today was the day for making spritz
cookies.
It just wouldn’t seem like Christmas around here
without these cute
little treats.
(Recipe on the blog tomorrow)
This is the sweetest little ornament that I’ve seen all year!
And I love Lauren’s
simple ideas for wrapping, too.
I miss those days gone by of sharing
the wonder of Christmas with my sweet little babies.
This vignette from Downton Abbey captures the preciousness of those faraway days.
Panettone is essential for our family
every year
especially when enjoyed along with a yummy cappuccino.
The name literally means large cake.
It’s always fun to make bread pudding with these Italian cakes too!
These days you see Panettone everywhere, so
how do you feel about this Christmas treat?
ciao! fabiana
photo credit: 1. & 2. Christmas-Winter Tumblr 3. Dreamy Whites
4. Ciao Newport Beach 5. Pop & Soda 6. & 7. Lauren Conrad
8. Downton Abbey 9. Laura Adani
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