Happy Christmas! by durleybeachbum
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I wish you all a lovely time, whatever and however you spend this holiday!
A quiet amd simple roast dinner family meal today, and my son and family for nibbles tommorrow.
Comments (36)
Great to see you, and yours again, Andrea. And I hope you have, and will have a very happy time these days!
Andrea , you melt my heart, I just know how you are all feeling, & I am sure you all had a happy Xmas, hugs from Glenda & Buddy.
a joyous and beautiful christmas image for us, and so joyous and peaceful. You look radiant (I mean that, now, I'm not being polite!), a big great beautiful countenance. And your dogs are so warm and loving, all bundled up with you. And the surroundings are opulent---and a great shirt!!! love that shirt!!!---and you even snuck in your edge work in the mirror---voila! A lovely joyous portrait, and I hope the holidays have been wonderful for you too, Andrea. It's always a pleasure to share your world, and I hope I can continue to for years to come. Happy Christmas and a wonderful New Year!!!
An excellent family portrait Andrea - it could have been a Christmas card! We wish you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy, Healthy & Prosperous New Year.
OH What a wonderful Christmas Picture, Andrea. Love it :) Hope you had a great time with your family :)))
What a fabulous portrait of you and the pups! You chose the perfect top and pants for the Christmas Portrait, holiday colors for sure. I notice that Fritz and you are the only ones looking at the camera, Rosie and Ralphie seem to be intent on something else. I wonder why dogs don't seem to like looking in the camera, do they see it as another eye staring at them?