
Some new

and some home made

After the disaster with our first real christmas tree last year, Chris has refused to spend the money on another real one to risk the same happening, I can see his point, who wants to have to take the tree down before it gets to christmas day! So this year we have an artificial one, however, it is a really nice one and cost just £10 from a charity shop, I suspect it was very expensive to buy new as all the branches are put together individually and it does look real pretty so Im happy with our tree this year, and no nasty bleach smell :-)
Last Sunday we all went to a childrens service at church, they had a nativity play and also a christingle service, it ws such a lovely atmosphere, mulled wine and mince pies were shared and Emily decided she would like to take part in the nativity play, so she got dressed up as an angel and joined the other angels on stage and I had an incredable and tearful proud moment


After the play, we sang christmas carols, listened to some short stories and jokes and then the lights were dimmed and the christingles were brought out, this was the bit that Emy was really looking forward to


Afterwards the children got to choose 2 chocolates, one for themselves and one to give to someone they love, Emy chose to give her second one to Henry

I think this will be my last post until after christmas so would like to wish everyone a very happy, beautiful christmas time
Love
Becky, Chris, Emy & H :-)





























