Added to all the magic of the city was my dear mother- someone who cautioned us every year when we were children about the fact that we weren't going to get a lot of gifts. But every year there were tons of presents for us under the tree. There were thinking games, fun toys, clothes, and more. There was a nice Christmas breakfast and a spectacular Christmas dinner. Christmas was simply magical.
Even when I moved upstate, I was able to find some magic by viewing the decorated porches of people's houses. Just viewing them for a few minutes on a walk one very dark and cold winter's night stayed with me years after I left New York state.
But all of that was before the physical disabilities- before the aches, and the pains, and the intense fear of falling on ice. In areas where holidays come and go in a whisper, it's up to me to bring a tiny bit of magic to my household, which I try to do with decorations and the Internet. Through the Internet, I can transport myself to an area that really does Christmas up fine! Fun art is another way to bring a little magic into the house. Some of it I've even put on products and I now present them at my winter and Christmas shop.
One of my favorite designs is called Darling Snowpeople in Love. I think it's a delightful drawing that brings the magic of Christmas- even to places were there are none. I love it.
Darling Snowpeople in Love (screenshot) Customizable Glass Ornament Location: Always December, by Hudson (on Zazzle) Collection: Christmas Fun: Ornaments & Stockings (c) Sharon Lee Hudson |
Have a wonderful Christmas!
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Christmas Tree Photo: Credit to Hert Niks on Unsplash.
Notes:
. Always December by Hudson is the company's 24/7 winter and Christmas shop. You can reach the entrance by clicking here. You can reach the ornament and stocking collection by clicking here.
. The ornament has a watermark on it for the purpose of this blog.