My gift to you is to share a few blogs that have given me inspiration in a number of ways for this Christmas season:
The Pleasures of Homemaking, where I found eye-candy and ideas.
The Cozy Little House, full of inspiration, comfort, and splashs of red, a favorite of mine right now.
My dear friend at Red Dirt Ramblings, to inspire and enlighten with gardening ideas, and check out her tree.
Normandy Life, full of beauty, and reminding me of my North Carolina homeplace.
Amazing gifts from my garden, right here today, the first offical day of winter~
Paperwhite blooming.
And can anyone identify these mystery plants? Could they possibly be tulips? I thought it too hot for tulips in the Gulf Coast:
Curtiss Ann Matlock 
Tulips or Hyacinths. I can’t remember exactly which is which but I definitely have those leaves in my garden. Won’t see them for awhile yet.
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They certainly do look like tulips. How lucky you are…I will have to wait until April!
I came by to wish you a wonderful, happy & healthy New Year!!
xoxo
Jane
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Hi Curtissann!
I came by to wish you a very Merry Christmas and a happy healthy 2010!
We have over a foot of snow on the ground …it will be awhile before I see nat blooms outside. Winter has just begun! 🙂
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It is great you have something blooming. That is not happening here. Hope you are having a great Christmas with the little one.
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Well, thank you, Curtiss Ann! I have bulbs up now, but don’t think I have any tulips bulbs coming up yet.
Brenda
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