Saturday, December 12

Naturally Christmas




Tonight we get our Christmas tree! Every year we get it from the same place, Flatsnoots. I just had to tell you the name of the place because it's a pretty funny word, flatsnoots. It's a man from way up north in Michigan who drives down state with a 1950s Airstream trailer and sets up shop in a giant parking lot. The trailer is decorated to the max with everygreen boughs and twinkle lights and it's absurdly warm when you go inside to pay for your tree. What also makes it special is every year he makes a tiny warming "hot toddy" for you, like whiskey and egg nog and you can sit in the trailer, have a drink and warm up. Then we come home and set up the tree while listening to Christmas music by Sinatra and the rest of the Rat Pack and of course the Vince Guaraldi Charlie Brown Christmas music. Bourbon drinks are always in order as if the roaring fireplace. I sort of love this night...

However I do wish I had these amazing ornaments to decorate the tree. I love the first, yarrow one best. And had I discovered them earlier I think they seem pretty easy to make. You could get clear glass bulbs and fill them with whatever natural stuff you want! If not, you can always buy these from Land-Rich.

8 comments:

Fabiola "Fab" said...

I love them naturally Christmas Ornaments!! I love you blog as well!

Karen/Small Earth Vintage said...

Those ornaments are fantastic!

Yay for tree-getting, whisky and Vince Guaraldi.

Zohar said...

those are amazing! There's something about plants inside of glass that is so charming and magical :)

Priscilla Tan said...

This is such an innovative idea!!! Love it:)

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Anonymous said...

these are so pretty; love 'em! Sounds like a fun night ;-)

Teresa @ good-grace said...

These are such pretty ornaments! What a lovely idea.

MOUSEVOX VINTAGE said...

Those are beautiful! And you could use them year round, too.

xoxoxo

Cotton wears said...

Very nice,all these are so beautiful and charming.

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