Show us a Christmas picture of yourself

[~*Red*~]

Thanks DeadPanDiva and MaryDeluxe! She's my little helper in the kitchen, and she LOVES to cook!

Goldwyn, You and your hubby take a very nice picture! Your clock in the background reminds me of a similar one my aunt and uncle used to have.

 

[PS]

This is the only pic of my youngest and I from Christmas. Dh isn't a photo taker and I won't let him touch my camera so I am always on the other end...

 

[Marty M.]

Christmas smile.

Now that's a great smile . Thanks for sharing.
Marty Mathis

 

[$ally]

Aw, these family shots are all so loving and sweet. Makes my lunch break! Thanks everybody for sharing.

$ally~ Your cat Toonces, he isn't by chance a driving cat...?

He drives around all over the town. Steals me credit cards to buy cat toys, too.

 

[deadpandiva]

Great pic Goldwyn Girl. I love the way your home is decorated.

 

[SarahLouise]

PS - your kid looks exactly like you! So cute.

Goldwyn Girl - I can't help but notice your home whenever you post pictures, your decor is fantastic - very 1950s kitsch. I love that wall clock too.

 

[goldwyn girl]

Thank you Red, deadpandiva and SarahLouise.

 

[Connemara]

This is what I wore on Christmas day.


Prior to dinner, my lounging-around-the-house ensemble:

Polo RL wool shawl collar cableknit cardigan (so comfy)
Paul Stuart brown flannel trousers, wool/cashmere
Brooks Bros. Slim Fit white OCBD
Vintage Chipp tie, green ground with "Bah Humbug" script in red. I've been waiting to wear this thing for months.
Kelly green cotton socks

As dinner approached, I changed into more appropriate attire. Everything is the same except for the sweater; I switched it out for a Paul Stuart (Southwick) sack blazer & silk pocketsquare. It's done up in a nice doeskin flannel.

Sorry for the askew tie.

 

[Miss Neecerie]

But isn't it hard to put food directly into the gaping hole that the villagers made when they beheaded you?