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Have a Funky and Fabulous Christmas


OMG! Can you believe it is only 5 more days until the big guy in red shoots down our chimney (or up the drier vent..... for those of us that don't have a fireplace)?
Today we are finishing up our packing for our trip to see the son and new daughter-in-law in Biloxi, MS for the holidays. I know we will have so much fun together.
I just want to say Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all my blog friends and just a general Happy Holidays Greeting! I am very thankful for my blog friends. I wish you all Peace, Safety and Love for this and all seasons throughout the new year. Can't wait to see you after the new year and hear all about your holidays. Big Hugs
Lesley
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Susan said…
Stay safe and have a very Merry Christmas! xoxo Susan
12:39 PM
Poetic Artist said…
I like the trees...Funky and fun.
I hope you have a wonderful Christmas and enjoy your time with family.
3:09 PM
Deb said…
Christmas Blessings to you too Leslie. Like the trees a lot, very fun!
3:23 PM
rxBambi said…
Merry Christmas to you too! We are traveling tmro and I'll have limited internet access. Have a wonderful vacation :)
6:46 PM
Diane said…
Hi Lesley, I just found your blog--the name of your blog caught my attention--love it, and I love your work. I am so sorry for your loss also--especially hard at this time of the year. Looking forward to your future posts!
9:56 AM
Anonymous said…
Have a wonderful visit with your family! Merry Christmas to you!!
Micah
2:47 PM
jewelrygirl said…
I love the trees! So colorful...so mod! Nice!

Merry Christmas!
1:30 AM
Attic Rat said…
♪♫ ••.¸♫♪ The stars in the sky♪♫• *¨*¸♥•♫♪ look down where he lay ♪♫•*¨ ¨*•♫♪ the little Lord Jesus ♪♫•*♥ *¨*♥•♫*♪... asleep on the hay ♪♫•¸♥*•♫♪. Merry Christmas!!

Teresa
9:19 AM
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