Debbi's Front Porch: Wreaths and Parades!

Tuesday, December 24, 2019

Wreaths and Parades!

the seashells caught my eye.....so pretty!

(below, a look at last year's winner)

.......and the 2017 winner:

our 2015 winner:

....and a 2014 winner:

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(stopping with the wreath photos now because we have a parade to attend! LOL)

This is our 2019 Charleston Christmas parade:

Yay! It's parade day! Let's go!

this little lady in her red Christmas dress found a prime spot up on the porch to watch the parade go by. Isn't she precious?

This beautiful golden dog enjoyed the festivities!

Love to see the Girl Scouts in the parade.......scouting is wonderful, I was a Girl Scout all the way to Cadets and Seniors. Wonderful memories!

This is probably this little baby's very first parade!

this little girl is working on filling her bag with the candy!

Lots of children up on shoulders!!

I spotted these pretty flowers at
the grocery store this week, aren't they pretty?

We've been busy wrapping!

Remember the old fashioned hard candy with the yummy filling?

Do you have local parades where you live and do you go?
HAPPY CHRISTMAS EVE TO ALL!

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Starting Over, Accepting Changes - MaybeDecember 24, 2019 at 7:24 AM
May you and your family have a Merry Christmas and a good New Year.
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AnonymousDecember 24, 2019 at 3:02 PM
What a fun parade, Debbi! I am a little partial to the little doggies in their sweaters and wagons, too cute! Merry Christmas to you, sweet friend, and much health and happiness in 2020! xo
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JeanieDecember 26, 2019 at 9:03 AM
SO festive! I love the winners, the parade, the whole thing! Happy merry!
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Tonight's Micromoon--we watched it rise over the Battery tonight, it was red and orange

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Tuesday, December 24, 2019

Wreaths and Parades!

3 comments: