Our Capiz Parol in our Living Room Picture Window-The Focus of our simple Season Decor
Every year for the last three decades when all the kids were gone, Macrine and I decided to have the Christmas decorations in and out of the house be simple and easy to install and remove and would not require more than 3 hours to install. WE USED TO buy real Christmas trees( from 10ft to 15ft) when the 4 D's were still residing with us. The tree was for them, but now that they have their own families, Macrine and I are happy with our 6-foot pre-lit artificial tree with just our White House Ornaments collection and other small photo ornaments. We have also a small Christmas tree made of candies ( see photo).
Tree with Lanzones Wood Carving of Belen from the Philippines
Close-Up of tree with White House Ornaments and Children Photo Decor
Candy tree with Porcelain Nativity Scene from Germany
Close Up of Carved Lanzones Wood of the Nativity Scene
Christmas Toys Collection (1960's)
Hello Santa Claus, and my two Chihuahuas( Squeezed them hard-and they will say, I love You)
Christmas Wreath in our Front Porch
The Christmas season always reminds me of the following article in my Hubpages.com account:
https://hubpages.com/travel/the-philippines-nation-of-fiestas-and-festivals
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