Who’s decorating for the holidays?
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Not me. We're out in Las Vegas preparing to welcome granddaughter Raven on New Year's Eve!
But one of our neighbors goes a little crazy every year ...
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Speaking of decorating for Christmas, take a look at these quirkily New England lobster trap Christmas trees:
(Click inside to see the pictures, it's a gift link.)
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Living room tree, and table set:
Must go down the garden for some holly to complete the hanging wreath
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Are they? Gotta have the paper hat, gift and silly joke to start...
What's white, furry, and smells of mint?
A polo bear
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Merry Christmas to one and all!
Here’s the tree. Family will be by this afternoon to open presents.
https://share.icloud.com/photos/058Y4inohNeg5kgjJY3_PZvMg
This crèche was a wedding gift and is my favorite Christmas decoration.
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Speaking of decorating for Christmas, take a look at these quirkily New England lobster trap Christmas trees:
(Click inside to see the pictures, it's a gift link.)
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If You Tube is to be believed I think those potatoes are “roasties”. Looks like there are several different cooking methods and all of them look delicious!
How do you make them? What’s the best kind of potato to use?
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Medium sized potatoes (not small new or large baked) chopped to the size you want.
Par boil them 5mins or so, then cover in oil (and honey) and roast until golden (about 20-15 mins at 210). Very tasty.Wife is in the jumper; she carved the meat to serve easily.
Out decorations were very last minute this year due to my carpert laying and 4 collies.
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Medium sized potatoes (not small new or large baked) chopped to the size you want.
Par boil them 5mins or so, then cover in oil (and honey) and roast until golden (about 20-15 mins at 210). Very tasty.Wife is in the jumper; she carved the meat to serve easily.
Out decorations were very last minute this year due to my carpert laying and 4 collies.
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@Piano-Dad Impressive! When do they start putting that display up?
@wtg said in Who’s decorating for the holidays?:
@Piano-Dad Impressive! When do they start putting that display up?
Most of it is permanent, hiding among the bushes and trees.
I suspect it's mostly LED, so not particularly expensive to operate compared to the older systems.
