Click here to ponder more on their experience with Sis #3. This Christmas, may we be blessed with eyes to see, ears to hear, and hearts open to receive our Creator’s truth & kindness.
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
25 December 2022
Shepherd Hills - Missoula, Montana
A warmer season Montana view for this brisk Christmas Day. Perhaps the shepherds “watched their flocks by night” in green hills much like these.
24 December 2019
Simple Christmas - Missoula, Montana
26 December 2015
Christmas Terrarium - Corvallis, Montana

"There is such a place as fairyland - but only children can find the way to it...Only a few, who remain children at heart, can ever find that fair, lost path again; and blessed are they above mortals. They... can bring us tidings from that dear country where we once sojourned... The world calls them its singers and poets and artists and story-tellers; but they are just people who have never forgotten the way to fairyland." - L. M. Montgomery (1874-1942), The Story Girl
25 December 2015
Christmas Lights - Downtown Missoula, Montana

Past, the Past, no more be seen!
But the Bethlehem-star may lead me
To the sight of Him Who freed me
From the self that I have been...
Now beginning, and alway:
Now begin, on Christmas day."
- from Moonless darkness stands between by Gerard Manley Hopkins (1844-1889)
Happy Christmas to you, in the truest sense of what Christmas means.
Happy Christmas to you, in the truest sense of what Christmas means.
24 November 2015
Operation Christmas Child - Missoula, Montana

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24 December 2014
Cookie Tester - East Missoula, Montana

Labels:
Bite,
Christmas,
Cookie Tester,
East Missoula,
Food,
Montana,
Tray
11 December 2013
05 December 2013
Coniferous, Missoula, Montana
A fragrant something to add to your mantel, stair banister, bowl of Christmas goodness, or what-have-you. Breathe deep - you’ll almost smell the pine needles and crisp air - and the oxygen boost never hurts.If trees in your neighborhood look more like tumbleweeds, or are of the Charlie Brown variety, do not despair - Montana pine needles are available as beautiful baskets, hand-crafted in Missoula by Judy Arledge. See examples on-line at her site, or at 4 Ravens Gallery in downtown Missoula. Who knew pine needles could be so much more than mulch?
25 December 2012
Happy Christmas Decor, Missoula, Montana
Merry Christmas!
(This Christmas ball reflects an eye-catching outdoor decor: the homeowners hung shiny glass balls on their front yard shrubs.)
(This Christmas ball reflects an eye-catching outdoor decor: the homeowners hung shiny glass balls on their front yard shrubs.)
26 November 2012
Cheer With A Vengeance, Missoula, Montana
With no prerequisite for snowfall in the valley, The Dreaded Deluge has begun - rather, is in full swing. Before the turkey was even cold enough to qualify as leftovers, radio stations and shopping malls and department stores commenced with the playing of Christmas music. It's not that I have a problem with Christmas in truth, but seriously, a whole month is too long to be subjected to jingle bells and cheery fa-la-la-la-las.
Da-da-DAH! To the rescue: a new breed of Christmas music that blends smooth sarcasm with tight harmonies. Click here to experience the full audio and visual force of the latest offering from our good friend Chip Whitson and Bob Wire and friends that skillfully play a jug. There's more bah-humbug offered at their site http://offwhitechristmas.com/.
(In case she views this post, a big thanks for today's title to my not-so-red-headed stepchild, whose personal cheer slogan was too apt to not rip off.)
Da-da-DAH! To the rescue: a new breed of Christmas music that blends smooth sarcasm with tight harmonies. Click here to experience the full audio and visual force of the latest offering from our good friend Chip Whitson and Bob Wire and friends that skillfully play a jug. There's more bah-humbug offered at their site http://offwhitechristmas.com/.
(In case she views this post, a big thanks for today's title to my not-so-red-headed stepchild, whose personal cheer slogan was too apt to not rip off.)
22 December 2011
Heading Home for Christmas
Labels:
Bing Crosby,
Christmas,
curve,
Montana,
railroad tracks,
train,
travel
01 December 2011
24 Days to Christmas… Are You Ready?
This micro-scene from Helena, MT, brings to mind a holly, jolly Christmas.
If you’re ever in our State capital, make cozy stop at Fireside Coffee for - obviously - your coffee & tea fix, or for soup & a hearty sandwich. It’s a cozy place that hosts a local knitter’s gathering & displays local artists' work for sale. For me, it was a welcome respite from the over-the-top-ness of our daughter's cheer competition.
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