Monday, December 24, 2007

Christmas Traditions

Most people put up Christmas trees in their living room for Christmas, we haven't done that for years. In fact we gave our Christmas tree to BB daughter so she could put it up in her living room. What we have is rather special and unique, Mrs. BB's Christmas village. Now we are not talking about a couple of houses under the tree, we are talking about a full blown town, with ski hill, farms, train station, airport, sea port, lumber yard, hospital, a couple of churches, an Indian village and many other things. The main street is teaming with people and vehicles and there is even a historic old part of town. It is awe inspiring and takes up about 3/4 of the living room, about 10' by 10' at least. Mrs. BB has been adding to it over the years with my modest contributions and let me tell you she works very hard at putting it up. Everything has its place and every place has its thing. When we have visitors they sit there looking at all the parts and are fascinated by all the details. At night we turn off the lights in the living room and turn on the lights of the village and it is simply beautiful. Here are a couple of pictures to give you an idea of what I am talking about. So with that, in the words of that immortal poem, "Happy Christmas to all and to all a good night!"


8 comments:

geewits said...

That's pretty cool, but I never did find Waldo.

CS said...

Whoa. That is some village. Impressive. Merry Christmas!

Ian Lidster said...

Your Christmas Village is amazingly extensive and impressive. Much more fun and diverting than a mere tree. Hope your day was a good one.

Tai said...

That is AMAZING! It reminds me of the village in Beetlejuice, but so much less scary!

Voyager said...

Wow. I don't know what else to say!Happy Christmas and New Year to you and your family.
V.

Jo said...

Your Christmas village is wonderful. I felt I could almost walk right into it.

I had a wonderful Christmas too.

Happy New Year to you and your family!

Dr. Deb said...

W O W.

Just beautiful.

Jazz said...

The mind boggles. And just where do you spend the Christmas season if you can't get into the living room? Are you banished to the garage?