Solstice Dinner
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Peggy and I enjoyed a delicious stir-fry dinner on the Winter Solstice, fully appreciating each other's company and a very relaxing evening.
A toast to the returning sun...
...and to good healthful food, a warm fire in a cozy mountain cabin, and loving companionship, as we begin another cycle in our lives together.
Love and Peace...
Labels: dwellings, family, friends, holidays, home, home-cooked meals, meals, nature, special occasions, winter
posted by Jim at 6:46 AM
10 Comments:
¡Enhorabuena! Tienen ustedes un precioso blog y viven en un maravilloso lugar.
Desde España les deseo Feliz Navidad.
Chive really likes the toasting idea, and I think we'll be cracking a bottle ourselves a little later. We'll join around your table in spirit, if you don't mind pull up a few more chairs. And I'm wondering, did you make that table yourself?
MERRY CHRISTMAS YOU TWO!!
Yet another beautiful picture. I have this program that makes pictures into cross stitch patterns. I think that one will make a very pretty pattern. Happy Solstice guys.
Merhaba,
Türkiye'den Vicdan Kayır...
Sayfanızda dünyanın en güzel yolculuğunu yaptım, o beyaz saçlarınızdan altının rengini buldum...
Güzellikler
vicdan kayır
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Gazetem said...
Merhaba,
Türkiye'den Vicdan Kayır...
Sayfanızda dünyanın en güzel yolculuğunu yaptım, o beyaz saçlarınızda, güleç gözlerinizde toprağın altın rengini buldum...Umarım Türkçe bilen dostunuz vardır..
Güzellikler
vicdan kayır
www.vicdankt.blogspot.com
God bless you Jim and Peggy, wish you a merry Christmas and a happy new year!
I see that one of my grilsfriends(Vicdan Kayir-"gazetem" means "my newspaper") has visited you, I'll tell you what she has written :
Hello,
This Vicdan kayir from Turkey.
It was the most beautifull journey I've ever had when I saw your blog and find goldshines on your whitehair.
Wish you fairness
Vicdan Kayir
Meanwhile, will you do me a favour and visit this blog pls?
Birsen
Happy Solstice and Happy Holidays, wishing you peace and happiness in 2007.
I was brought here by Bev at Burning Silo, and I appear much too late, I'm afraid. I too celebrated the Winter Solstice, but I couldn't have come up with such a wonderfully sweet photo!
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