Our humble mountain tree (that Mama B cut and dragged down the snowy hill all by herself! But don't be very impressed; I nearly croaked from the exertion.)
We love birds and bees and every winged thing.
Hang on a minute! Where did these come from?
The vintage Hallmark USS Enterprise and shuttle came from Grampy B (a devoted Trekkie). And the glam fish was a gift from a friend and former employer. Isn't she a cutie? Thanks, Dr. H!

On a more serious note: the dear little vintage train from Daddy's childhood. Too old to chug, but so festive, and the girls just love trains!

Oh absolutely wonderful. I love your ornaments. I am so glad that you survived the tree dragging hehe I am always in over my head like that lol! so I can so relate!! We also have the same star trek ornaments my hubby is like the biggest closet trekkie :) He will of course deny it but we all know the truth! loved the pictures Merry Christmas & Blessings Heather:)
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you survived the tree-hauling excursion! Isn't it fun being a pioneer woman? :)
ReplyDeleteThe ornaments are all very happy-looking together, despite their differences.
I think we may have that Star Trek ornament somewhere around here, too.
Love,
Marqueta
How lovely~ dear friend!
ReplyDeleteYour Christmas tree is BEAUTIFUL!
I so enjoyed all of the pictures...
each ornament is so different and unique!!
Christmas Blessings~ Miss Jen
I love all the birdie ornaments! And - you cut and hauled that tree all by yourself?? I am impressed!
ReplyDeleteWarm wishes are in route to your house as we "speak".
ReplyDeleteLove Ya,
~Me