...when a misty moon momentatily appeared over my crib scene
Wednesday, December 26, 2012
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- Grand mother but still a girl at heart. Married to MTL(my true love)after a separation of 30 years. Had three careers: trained paediatric nurse, National photographic model and business woman. Now settled in SW and enjoying our five children and ten grandchildren and making the most of what time we have left. In January 2013 I lost MTL.
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22 comments:
When I was little I always went outside to look for the shinning star in the sky every Christmas Eve.
I just happened to be outside this year on Christmas Eve and looked up at the stars in the sky and searched again.
Your photo is lovely.
cheers, parsnip
It illuminates the scene perfectly.
Merry Christmas! I thought that was a star of wonder, star of light in your picture!
Parsnip: what a great idea. Remind me to do the same next year:)
Granny Annie: it did seem to shrink in the process but I awoke in the middle of the night and the lawn was bathed in bright moonlight. And today there was brigt sunlight and I said to MTL -
'Look Mary's face is aglow with sun light.'
Rashbre: you are quite right. As Bette Davis said 'don't let's ask for the moon Jerry - we have the stars!'
Very timely Pat. Happy Christmas!
I clicked on it, enlarged it and it's even more magical. I'd be excited if I caught a moment like this too.
Beautiful!
Rog: thank youand a happy new year!
GG: good girl - you never let me down:)
Yes, all these are, and I surely thank you.
How lovely. And what a charming thought in your previous post. Happy (belated) Christmas to you all!
Lovely Picture, Pat...But I cannot see the Moon on my Moniter...Grrrr.
Not sure why....But it sure sounds very magical!
John:thank you - don't forget you have a scrabble game going.
Mage: a pleasure my dear:)
Gadjo: a peaceful and happy 2013 to you.
Naomi: it is very small and very faint. But it's there:)
Did you plan that or was it a happy accident?
In response to my previous comment, "bunk" = nonsense. Hence, I wish you a bunk-free new year.
UB: thanks for the explanation. Hence bunkum I suppose.
Happy accident I'm afraid - as are most things with me. Or not.
Perfect timing! You mentioned my Nativity scene. Can you believe it came from Ikea a few years ago? Not really Swedish looking is it? :D
Joey: it still beats my cigar box:)
Cette lune brumeuse semble vous avoir rajeuni !!
[ This seems misty moon ,you have rejuvenated !]
Tous mes vœux Pat
Crabbers: lovely to see you again:) Happy New Year!
Thank you infinitely , Pat ...Very very happy New Year! to you also !!
Just lovely. :)
Very cute indeed!! I got one of those 'Tree Lights' last year when I was in Liverpool UK! One for my neighbour, and one for me as well!!
Merry Christmas, and I wish all the very best for 2013!!
CRABBERS: :)
MAGE: I promisetoget a new stable for next year.
Bernie: I hope your Christmas was a good one and not too hot and that 2013 will be a happy year for you.
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