I still don't like winter.
But I took my cuppa tea, and drove the 8 miles to Kingsbury.
My house awaits.
Surrounded by fields and farmland. Can you tell I love it?? This little hamlet of Kingsbury somehow touches me deeply.
Just enough snow to cover everything, and not enough to be a problem.
Perfect.
My driveway doesn't even need to be plowed. This old apple tree is hanging on, even though parts of it have crashed to the ground in summer storms.
So today was the third and last day of the Christmas in the Country tour. It was a quieter day, but I still made some nice sales. And in between flurries of customers, I had a chance to do some fabric prep for my next order.
The cats continued to be the stars of the show. They purred and they preened, and they were perfectly behaved.
But I think towards the end of the day, they were getting tired, as was I.
"Is it over yet?"
Yes, Sydney, it is over until next year. Now I have two orders to finish for Christmas, and tomorrow will be business as usual.
The quiet will be totally welcome.
11 comments:
Such gorgeous snowy scenery!
Love you house... AND the neighborhood. It takes me back to my childhood just a little bit. :-)
Di
The Blue Ridge Gal
Beautiful photos, Hilary. I love snowy scenes despite disliking winter. Your Sydney looks like my Skittles. :)
Hilary, these photos are awesome. I love the one of the cat on the chair, too. Glad your weekend was successful. So very glad for you.
stunning! and your daughters in the posts before as well....glad you had a good tour
The red berry and tree pictures are stunning!
So glad to hear that your weekend was successful.
Congratulations on the show. You knew it would be exhausting but it sounds like you were rewarded. You and kitties deserve a day of rest. Seems like everyone is reporting snow - very pretty.
My favourite pic - the blood red berries peeping out of the snow. The 2 colours together are really startling. Beautiful shot. Your house looks fanstatic - white on white
Wow!! These photos could be beautiful Christmas cards. Thank you, too, for the mini tour of your world.
I love the red berry tree with the snow just beautiful, makes me homesick. I glad your weekend was successful.
Your blog looks wonderful Hilary, and I love the photos! Great job : )
Sharon
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