Our Front Porch & A Little Hot Cocoa Fun
that none of that really matters.
is strips of cut red gingham fabric.
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Love your story about the tree. And love the sweet pictures of your boys drinking cocoa on the porch. Whatever makes them happy, you are correct. 🙂
Have a wonderful Christmas!
Kelly
Sometimes it is the simple things that make the biggest impression. I bet the boys will remember the cocoa for a long time. Merry Christmas 🙂
awww…so sweet…our kiddies have been doing the same thing…they think my Christmas decorating is just so boring…you are so right about the small things…I think it’s going to take a while to get back to ‘normal’….if anything this has helped me realize even more so now the importance of family…I hope you have a beautiful and blessed Christmas….big hugs friend…xoxo
Lucy
Such a sweet story and I love your wreath and your wicker bench. Every time I visit your blog I just leave happy 🙂
PS My son’s name is Jack too!
Such a heartwarming story! Your pom pom wreath is so cute.
I wish I was drinking hot cocoa on this porch and look out at that view! Gorgeous. Everything is so cozy and cute. Wishing you and your family a wonderful Christmas!
cute kids! and how sweet and special that you had a hot chocolate party together!! when i was little, my dad used to grab a bag of chips and dip and invite me to a “party”, just he and I watching TV and eating snacks. your boys will always remember you doing this for them! your porch looks adorable and your view is stunning! lucky girl!!
My girls love coloured lights too (while Momma prefers white). This year we bought a new tree that with a flip of a switch goes from coloured to white lights. While the girls are home they can enjoy it their way
So sweet Jen 🙂 and the cocoa looks delicious!
Your pom pom wreaths are so pretty. I’d plan to make them this year but work has been a bit hectic and time slipped away. Everything looks so festive.
Enjoy the holiday and wishing you the best in the new year!
leslie
Oh, Jen, your sweet post gave me goosebumps. What a wonderful mommy you are. And your porch looks beautiful too!
Love your wreath! And your boys are so cute!
I really love your style…. not just with decor but with words as well. So glad to have found your blog! Melinda
Lovely. I wish I could just take that wreath! Holiday/seasonal decorating is all in the details. I especially like it when people notice the details, the people who I don’t expect to notice the details.
Thanks!
Diana
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I love the pompom wreath! Thanks for sharing, I’ll have to copy this idea for next year! 🙂
Hi Jen; dropping by from Cozy Inspiration. Love your photos. Following you and will be back soon to visit.
Joy