So even though it wasn't December 25th, we had a lovely little (early) Christmas in the country.
It even snowed for us.
We bought clear glass ball ornaments, and painted them ourselves...
Then we all ventured out into the forest to cut down a wild Christmas tree.
Finding an appropriate tree in the wild is actually a lot more difficult than we expected. They're all so big and awkwardly shaped.
But that's part of the magic.
In the end we found a rather funny unique looking pine tree.
And we chopped it down to size.
We then made a little fire with the wood we brought with us,
and we celebrated with hot cocoa & cookies,
and of course, coffee with baileys : )
Even though it was oddly shaped, the tree ended up looking great.
And in the end it was a magical Christmas, despite it not actually being Christmas yet.
oxo
Looks entirely magical!
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This looks like a dream! What a lovely way to celebrate Christmas before Christmas! I enjoyed hearing all about it and seeing the gorgeous photos.
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a great week!
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Wow your early christmas looks like an editorial. Beautiful photos and lovely tree. I love quirky trees like that. I had one similar as a kid...but its so amazing that you chopped it yourself.
ReplyDeleteBaileys and coffee is my go to drink on weekend mornings.
ReplyDeletewow, that sound sooo perfect! everything you guys did screams Christmas. You're cinnamon rolls look really yummy. I actually know how to make some. i learned in my cooking class.
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Looks like it was a lovely early Christmas hun:) Miss you already!
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What a beautiful time...
ReplyDeletegreat images... have a great week!
ReplyDeleteWow! You always capture your weekends so well.
ReplyDeleteI'm in love with this weekend. I'm 100% going to start an ornament-making tradition. How sweet!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteIt feels so cosy and Christmassy :)
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Wow. gorgeous photos! Makes me miss the country! Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeleteSweetest post EVER! I love the tree, the ornaments, everything. And now I must go buy some Baileys... thanks for reminding me how good that stuff is in coffee :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a perfect (non) christmas to me!
ReplyDeleteWe used to cut down our own tree way back when. I do miss the fun of wandering around the woods looking for the perfect tree.
This looks like such a lovely day, I hope your actual christmas is as good as your pre christmas :)
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