The Jacksons open their beautiful home to the neighbors every Christmas. This year we came in droves even though James Spann said there could be high winds. We decided with food galore and plenty of wine and egg nog, we could weather the storm together. There are always plenty of cute kiddos. Tonight was no exception.
Showing posts with label Christmas caroling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas caroling. Show all posts
Thursday, December 24, 2015
Here We Come A Caroling
The Jacksons open their beautiful home to the neighbors every Christmas. This year we came in droves even though James Spann said there could be high winds. We decided with food galore and plenty of wine and egg nog, we could weather the storm together. There are always plenty of cute kiddos. Tonight was no exception.
Saturday, December 20, 2014
Play It Again Baines
Tuesday, December 24, 2013
Here We Come A-Caroling
A caroling party in my neighborhood is an evening I look forward to each Christmas for many reasons. It's a glorious mix of talented pianists, joyful voices singing Christmas carols, delicious food and drink, and the gathering of old and new neighbors of all ages. Thank you Sam and Carolyn for opening your home to us!
Monday, December 24, 2012
Here We Come A Caroling
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
The Duet
For the last 20 or so years, a dear group of friends has gathered before Christmas at the home of Johnny and Ginny Wood. Now that all of our kids are grown, the circle has widened to include the grandchildren, whose numbers are increasing at an alarmingly delightful rate! The Wood's player piano is a huge draw. Sometimes we sing along and everyone has turn on the bench with Johnny pretending to play. Sunday night was another special evening celebrating the season and just enjoying being together. I caught Johnny and our Davis in the living room "playing" a special duet. Since I have this fascination for photographing hands, I couldn't let the moment pass. This photograph touches my heart in many ways.
The Tune du Jour is "The First Noel" by my friend Michael Dulin
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