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Monday, August 29, 2022

Victorian Country Christmas

(I hate that I haven't been consistent with blogging these past several months. I tend to forget and those times when I do remember I just don't feel like blogging. Going through the pandemic has sucked big time. It's unbelievable and disgusting how the Left abuses their power to control people. It's discouraging and I'm sick and tired of it as a lot of Americans are. Maybe this is why I haven't been blogging much this year. I'm just trying to concentrate on the good and on God. Hopefully I will continue blogging after this post.)



Well, let's go back to December 2021

Typically I put away Thanksgiving/Fall decorations on the 1st of December. Decorating is fun and putting away decorations from holidays that have gone by to bringing out decorations of the impending one makes life fun and my home cozy. (just sharing this one picture, sorry)



December 3rd is Lincoln's birthday. Baby Lincoln turned 2 years old. We celebrated Lincoln with the Happy Birthday song and a delicious dessert.


I like to mail out my Christmas packages the first week in December because of how busy the post office gets during the holidays ... not to mention how rude people can get during this busy time as well. They complain about how busy places are (nothing new) when they are also adding to the "busy" by being out, lol. It's both comical and a bit annoying to me.


I'm a bit bummed that I couldn't get a good picture of this Christmas even we went to. There really weren't good decorations around promoting the event so this semi blurry Nativity scene will have to do.
The event is called, Victorian Country Christmas - Singing Nativity at the fairgrounds in Puyallup. It's put together by a Christian family that have been performing in it for years.

There's also several pop up stands selling all sorts of  Christmas decorations and goodies. I especially like this peanut brittle. It's soo good.

... and they sell candy too.


It's such a great family event. I wish there were more wholesome family events around.





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