At Christmastime, all of the family members who were here for Thanksgiving return for Christmas Eve dinner. So, we have as many place setting for Christmas Eve as we do for Thanksgiving. We usually seat between 25 and 30.
I’m only sharing the last three years with you, so I won’t overload you with my Christmas tables. I may share some from previous years another day. I need to go back and look at how bad the photography was on those posts!
This is the breakfast room table in 2012. In 2012, our premature grandbaby was born right before Christmas. Our 1.14 pound grandson stayed in the hospital for four months, and I guess I never took pictures of our Christmas tables. By the way, some of you added your prayers to all of the prayers being said for our little grandson. Last week, he turned two years old, and this little miracle shows no signs of lagging behind other children his age. We are so blessed and will always be grateful for all of the prayers.
You may remember from, my Thanksgiving tablescape review, that 2011 was the year of mosaics on my blog!
If you would like to see the full post for any of these tables, just click on the photo of that table.
2011
Looking back at these mosaics, I can’t believe I posted so many of them that year. Now, looking at them kind of makes me dizzy!
10 comments:
Your tables are always so colorful and inviting. I remember a few years ago, drooling over your pictures...nothing wrong with your photo ability!!
Laurie, love seeing all the different Christmas tables you have done.
I can't believe your little miracle boy is 2 years old already!
Have a wonderful weekend.
Laurie, it's fun to look back at your beautiful Christmas table. I smiled at the cute scenes under the glass domes. I remember those!
Thanks for sharing!
These tables are all lovely, and what sweet memories of your little miracle!
Hi Laurie- you should be given 5 gold stars for all your effort to entertain your family! Seeing the Nikko Christmastime dishes reminds me that I have the same ones- I used to switch out my everyday dishes and use them through the season. Gosh it's hard to believe that such a small baby can be born and survive. It's so wonderful that he is doing so well! A true miracle!
Love it all–especially the plaid! Thank you for sharing the happy blessing of your healthy grandson. God is good-all the time!
Hi Laurie! I love every single table! I know your family get amazed each year as they wonder how you'll set the table this year!
Be a sweetie,
Shelia :)
Hi Laurie, I love every table!! I'll take one of each please. I could never pick a favorite as all are so special.
I especially love the table set with the village on one side. How fun to dine and gaze at that scene.
Have a great weekend my talented friend!!
Hugs
Laurie, Your energy and creativity appear to be unending. What fun for your family to be able to sit down to your beautiful tables for the holidays. I do love the plaid and the bell domes with the pictures.
I don't know how you do both holidays Laurie, with so many for a seated dinner. I did it last year and it almost killed me! You must have a warehouse full of holiday dishes, and I can see why everyone wants to come to your house!
Jenna
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