Welcome My Dear Friends

Welcome My Dear Friends
O, Lord, in the simplicity of my heart, I offer myself to Thee today, to be Thy servant forever, to obey Thee, and to be a sacrifice of perpetual praise." ~Thomas a 'Kempis~ WELCOME TO PAMELA'S LANE

Christmas Countdown

Tuesday, December 30, 2014

Christmas 2013 - Still its Christmas of the Past (All About Christmas)


The word “Christmas” means “Mass of Christ,” later shortened to “Christ-Mass.” 
But there’s much more to the fascinating history of Christmas! Where did the Christmas tree originate, why are Christmas candles important, etc.?



I have not used this for a long time but occasionally I use to take a quick look at my face before I go out.  Well I was thinking of a makeover for Christmas and here it is. What do you think? The picture was taken with lights.


And this without lights


Santa's shoes filled with goodies for the kiddos who come by.


Acrylic ornaments.  Doesn't it look lovely.


My Eiffel tower Christmas tree without light.


With dim lights.


My door decoration and its not so clear.  Sorry about it.


A 1978 sofa set.  I don have the heart to bring in another new one. So all this years we make do of it and it is still in wonderful condition.


I used an old Horlicks bottle to create this lamp shade.  I also inserted in Christmas baubles insdie with light to create a magic.  What do you think????



Where I laid the gifts for my loved ones

Christmas 2012 - Christmas of the past


C is for
Candles lit up
Sitting on window sills
H is for
The feeling of
Happiness
I is for
Everyone who travels
To the Island for Christmas
R is for the
The roll of dimes
That is given to charity
S is for
The shortbread cookies
That taste
Oh so delicious
T is for
The Christmas tree
M is for
Making crafts
To give away as presents
A is for
The presence of angels
S if for the snowflakes
Falling on the ground outside
D is for 
Decorating the green 
And tall Christmas Tree 
E is for
Enjoying the merry 
Season with family
And friends
 C is for 
Christmas the best 
Time of the year

E is for 
Eating gingerbread men 

 M is for 
The joyful holiday
Christmas music

 B is for 
Yummy and delicious 
Baked goods 

E is for 
Ear muffs 
While outside 
In the cold snow

R is for 
Running through the 
Winter snow in 
Just a bathing suit 




Wonder who is this cutie pie?  My lovely niece Priyanka

Monday, December 29, 2014

Christmas 2011 - Part 2


Life is too short, and " It's never too late to be what you might have been."

My blog is a reflection of what I love in my life so I hope you will be kind to follow me on my journey.  Thank you


My very own creation.  Cut glass wine bottle with Christmas running light all jammed in a bottle and a little crochet blanket over the top to make it look like a lamp shade


I don have to tell you where this part of the house is.


My beautiful dolls.



The veranda all lighted up like a fairy garden


My hallway


The closer look


The outside 


My fiber glass tea light holder.  Someone just broke it.  Its a 14 year old item. 
I am already missing it.


Home blessing tea light holder


Enchanted by my own home.




Sunday, December 28, 2014

Christmas year 2011 - Christmas of the Past Part 1

This blog is dedicated to Everything Christmas

Welcome to my Christmas tour year 2011.  I am taking you all for a short tour to refresh Christmas Past 2011







 


 














Welcome to my Christmas Blog





I am going to post Christmas pictures of my home which I have been snapping for the last three years It is from 2012, 2013 and 2014.  I love Christmas and to me it hold a magic a divine magic which I am not able to express with words.

I won't forget it our Lords birthday and he is my main priority but decorating my home is also another passion I have.  Shall we go on a 2012 tour now.

I Will Honour Christmas In My Heart


I will honour Christmas with all my heart.

And try to keep it all the year

I will live in the Past, Present and the Future

The Sprits of all three shall strive within me

I will not shut out the lessons that they teach!

~ Charles Dickens From A Christmas Carol