Like an Early Gift

December 21, 2014

Today marks the Winter Solstice…the longest night of the year. And, in the morning, the rebirth of the sun. Each day grows lighter, guiding us through Winter with the promise of Spring. Definitely a reason to celebrate by decking the halls, building a roaring fire inside or a bonfire out and enjoying a little reminder of what’s to come.

Posted by gp
Filed in art, flowers, garden, holiday, objects, rooms
Tags: Bonfire, Celtic Celebrations, December 21, Deck The Halls, Druid Clebrations, Evergreen Boughs, Evergreen Wreath, First day of Winter, Gift Giving, Holiday Decoration, Holiday Dinner Celebrations, Holiday Greenery, Longest Night of the Year, Morning Light, Morning Sun, Pagan Celebrations, Roaring Fire, Roman Celebrations, Saturnia, Shortest day of the year, Solstice, Spring Flowers, White Parrot Tulips, White Spring Flowers, White Tulips, Winter Solstice, Yule Celebration, Yule Log

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2 Responses to “Like an Early Gift”

sclues Says:

December 21, 2014 at 12:13 pm
Dear Greg,

Wishing you a very Merry Christmas and a wonderful New Year.

with love and best wishes sharon

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Jeff Copeland Says:

December 21, 2014 at 6:46 pm
That is lovely! Hey, I’m making shortbread cookies tonight with your recipe. Wish you were here to help. 🙂

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