Monday, December 26, 2005

Holiday Traditions



One of my fondest memories was tracking up into the mountains to cut down a Christmas tree with my husband on our first Christmas together. We carved our initials in a nearby tree. For a close up view click here.

11 Comments:

Anonymous Bonny in BC said...

Maggie;

I'm happy to hear you are up and about again and getting better.
Your memories of cutting Christmas trees is lovely, and so is your drawing!
Happy New Year!

Bonny

1:57 PM  
Blogger Jules said...

I love his pants! Hope you're feeling better.

2:20 PM  
Blogger "Maggie" said...

Thank you Bonny and Jules for your well wishes. I am so glad to feel like I am back in the land of the living again. Still tired but returning to my normal self little by little.

2:59 PM  
Blogger Ellen said...

What a great memory! Fantastic illo! Season's Greetings!

3:09 PM  
Blogger Holly said...

Wonderful tribute to such a wonderful tradition. Happy holidays and have a creative new year Maggie. Cheers!

4:52 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Chopping trees and craving names on it are such interesting activities.. Wish I can do it as well :)

10:54 PM  
Anonymous Majeak Ann said...

She is very happy to have a Xmas tree...this is sweet!
Merry Christmas and happy new year!!
-Marjorie Ann

10:58 PM  
Blogger Kim Carney said...

that is a wonderful memory and illustration!

2:01 AM  
Blogger Linda said...

This is really cute! How did you do the plaid pants, and hat, and scarf, though? This would make a great Christmas card for next year, too!

6:13 AM  
Blogger Leezy said...

This is very cute maggie. I, too, love the tartan. The colours he is wearing are very similar to the formal dress of the staff that work at Edinburgh castle in Scotland - purplish hues with the green. In fact your illustration reminded me of when I lived in Scotland, before I moved to the USA. I like your story as well. So romantic. Enjoy your new years and thanks for stoppping by my blog.

7:27 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

What a great memory - and nice illustration. Happy new year!
wynlen

9:42 AM  

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