Christmas eve was joyful, the laughter and joy of the grandkids opening their gifts. We have a tradition of giving one out end all wait until it is opened, then the next one is given from under the tree. This way the “joy” lasts longer.
I will be posting new and old photos somehow related to winter, Christmas and eventually anticipation of new year. My aim is to take one new photo a day, but not going to stress over it, if I don’t come up with anything.
Would you like to join us? Join in with this title and link it to my page.
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Love the family shots, Ritva. They’re precious. We do the same thing–one person opens a gift while everyone else watches and then on to the next person. This year we did the same thing via Zoom and it was quite nice. Merry Christmas a day late. 🙂
janet
Janet, that is something we did not have when young, zoom, that makes the distance more bearable.
It certainly does.
Great memories, Ritva
Yes, the joy will be remembered
Good!
Your lovely Christmas photos inspired me to post some of my own. https://mappinguncertainty.wordpress.com/2020/12/25/merry-christmas/
Thanks Suzanne!
Welcome to the challenge, not long until New Year’s Eve
Wow, your family Christmas pictures are incredible!
Thanks Thomas🌲
Lovely! Our grandson is in the age he doesn’t like to be photographed, one has to accept this. https://geriatrixfotogallerie.wordpress.com/2020/12/25/countdown-to-2021-25/
I know that situation, I get to take a photo every now and again if they are in the mood
It is a pity but I have to accept this.
Wonderful … enjoy your day and the rest of the week.
Thanks 😊, same to you
Wonderful pictures and, yes, certainly precious. Happy Christmas! 🙂
Thanks Adrian ❤
How very precious are your photos 😀
Thank you Cee ❤