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Last night our local theater had "It's A Wonderful Life"
for free. It was very different watching it on the big screen. Seeing
kids watch it for the first time was wonderful and at the end everyone in the theater
stood and clapped enough to make you weepy (ok I was)
As most of you know I manage a used books store for a non profit
in the next town. One of my duties is doing the windows. I work with very capable mentally handicapped adults. So I thought(stole) of this idea,we all could work on it. I have never had
so many comments on a window in all of my 10 years. I get an email weekly
from my boss saying how much she loves to drive by it.
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I sit here blogging in a pile of Christmas cards that need to be signed and
sent out. My brother is coming from Mississippi on Tuesday and my house could
use a good cleaning and still I blog. I just can't help myself.
A wonderful Christmas to all my blogger friends!
19 comments:
And a merry one to you too! Love the window - I bet your helpers had fun making all that chain. I looks great!
Wowie! That truly is a beautiful window! Bravo!
The same to you....and that window is stunningly beautiful.
Balisha
That window is gorgeous!! I watched the movie last night and wept a bit too.
I am the same way! No cards signed or addressed, and a house that needs terrific cleaning! The "company" comes tomorrow! Yikes! What must I be thinking!:-) Merry Christmas!
I watched that movie last night too! I didn't clap but I always get teary eyed...love it! I think your window is truly inspired! It's very clever. I made it bigger so I could see if it was lights and was surprised to see paper chains..really cool! Really pretty! Have a great weekend before the big day!
How could anyone not like that movie and not watch it a million times, lol. Love the window, great way to decorate and looks nice from the street view.
Debbie
Oh that would have been great to see on the big screen I think.....love the display, so Christmasy....Blessings Francine.
love that movie, almost time to pull out our old copy,, sniff sniff, me too! wow, that window looks fabulous!
I can see why everyone loves the window! Merry Christmas!
Oh Cathy, what beautiful window decorations.No wonder you got plenty of great comments. Thanks so much for sharing. It a great idea. We used to make them for our tree and the school kids made them to decorate the school Christmas tree but they were always red and green.
My blogger friends mens a lot to me too and I try to keep in touch.
Merry Christmas.
Hugs,
JB
The window is a wonderful winter wonderland. No wonder you received lots of comments, calls, etc. Special beautiful work of art, particularly from those who did it. THEY should be proud too. Merry Christmas.
Saunda
Cathy, what a creative way to decorate your store front window, it is so pretty and festive...I always chock up when reading the Polar Express...not one year have I not heard the magic of the Christmas bell...Wishing you and your family a very Merry Christmas and may your dear husband remain healthy...Hugs...
We just watched that DVD...it's a classic! Merry Christmas my friend!
That is the best movie. I watch it every year.Your window is so pretty and your kindness to others is just as nice.
BEAUTIFUL window!!
Have a Merry Christmas and be like me and just clean up "after" the holiday dust has settled.
Sending a heart felt holiday hug your way !
Blessings to you ,
Willow
I hope you-all had a very Merry Christmas and will have a very happy, happy, happy New Year!
Oh wow- I live in Laconia and I wish I would have taken a drive to Plymouth just to see that window! It is the prettiest window display I have ever seen! Hope you do it again for next Christmas! Fantastic job!
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