
If I can't find vintage Christmas postcards, I'm happy to use reproductions tucked in with the raffia, pinecones, and candle:

This sweet bird is keeping our childrens' baby cups company...they hold just the right amount of mixed nuts, with a cracker and pick nearby:

Santa is driving through, enjoying the gold-glittered pinecones:

I wonder what we'll find in the kitchen tomorrow? Something twinkley, I'm guessing. Until then, here's to finishing up the Christmas cards:

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