Front and back of a tree ornament from Will
Perfect 1st Christmas gift.
All our boys on one ornament
Irish Merry Christmas
The best drinking chocolate, ever!
We are back home after 6 days away, We drove to Somerset, to stay with my brother for one night and a final catch up with my family before Christmas. The next morning it was off to Bristol airport and a flight to Dublin, hubbies oldest son lives on the edge of the city.We had 5 days in Dublin, it was bitterly cold, but dry, none of the expected snow, Richard took Friday and Monday off work and had planned some wonderful trips, photo's will be in the next post.
I love to get tree ornaments on our travels, I have said before our tree is our family history, it is very popular to get the decorations on which names can be added, so we got a large family one with all our grand sons on. Plus I thought it would be nice to have the Irish Christmas greeting on our tree.
The top ornament was unexpected, daughter Su had 4 made for grandparents and their tree, a perfect item for Will's first Christmas. We all have had them early so we can get a few extra days viewing before we pack Christmas away.
In Dublin, on almost every corner there is a Butlers cafe, they make the most wonderful hot chocolate drinks, we had one each day as a special treat, and I brought some home for next week as visitors arrive.
We have no snow here, we almost always miss the snow falls, but as with everywhere else it is very cold, I have to pop out this afternoon, but before that I have Will for a couple of hours.
It sounds like you've had a lovely time away. I love the Christmas ornaments, especially the top one, that'll be lovely to keep and get out each Christmas.
ReplyDeleteI love Dublin and I love your ornaments. I'll be looking out for one of them.
ReplyDeleteSounds like you had a wonderful time. Love the tree ornaments
ReplyDeleteJulie xxxxxxx
Those ornaments are lovely. Looking forward to seeing some more photos of your weekend. Jx
ReplyDeleteLove the tree ornaments, wonderful keepsakes.
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to seeing your photos. My tree is like yours, a family history. I love that kind of tree!
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