Tuesday, December 4, 2012

some more Christmas Cheer

For those that may not get to come over before the holidays come and go--here is a look at some of our christmas cheer.  Yeah the presents are all wrapped, too.  Now we just enjoy our Savior's gifts and blessings while waiting for Santa.
Thanks Dad and Mom Jensen for creating these fun characters when I was younger and Oh it is nice to be the oldest and get things passed down to my kids.  (Too bad Trevor) and Thanks Aunt Julie the tree is a perfect addition--you are so good to look out for us and it truly is appreciated.


And the stockings were hung on the Piano with care.

These snowman do nicely and I like to see green on the ground.  I know it won't stay forever.


I ordered this fleece picture blanket knowing just where I wanted it. Thanks Dad and Ryan for being brave and getting it
up on the wall above the stairs.  And thanks Mom for creating the Decore to go on the shelf above.  You are all so awesome.  (Trevor you are awesome to have wanted to help, but do to circumstances we won't mention (Jeff locking you out--I can laugh a little now) couldn't help.  I love you all
I now can say I am HOME.

This was another one of Mom's creations for us when we were growing up and My kids love it just as me and my brothers did growing up.  Thanks Grandma the wait is funner.

Every time I look at this I don't think "Here comes Santa Clause" as most, but I
remember making it with My Aunt Dianne and my cousins Cindy and Jamie. You guys are the best and I am thankful for all the fun stays I had at your home
In looking at all this and thinking back of growing up and how blessed I am with a great family (both my little one and my extended ones) it made me think that
Home truly is where the Heart is
and I am thankful to have many Homes out there in this crazy world.
Thanks to all of you who make me feel right at home--you are a bit of my Heavenly Home and I am so grateful to have you as reminders to stay on the path so that I can make it
to the best Home of all at the end of this journey.
 

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