O Christmas Tree! O Christmas Tree!
Thy leaves are so unchanging;
O Christmas Tree! O Christmas Tree!
Thy leaves are so unchanging;
The little reindeer below - I love it - when Ann was a baby on my hip, 10 months, I walked up to the tree to show her this ornament. She burst into terrified tears. I had to walk away to comfort her. I didn't love scaring her - I thought she'd like it.
But it's such an endearing moment and I was able to comfort her.
What Mother doesn't want to always do that?
But also when 'tis cold and drear.
O Christmas Tree! O Christmas Tree!
Thy leaves are so unchanging!
Much pleasure thou can'st give me;
O Christmas Tree! O Christmas Tree!
Much pleasure thou can'st give me;
Afforded me the greatest glee!
O Christmas Tree! O Christmas Tree!
Much pleasure thou can'st give me.
The Santa ornament, below, is a dough ornament I made. We did that one year. I have the recipe for that dough and Ann and I had planned to do that this year. We didn't. Maybe next year, when Andrew is 10 months. Yeah, that should be easy.
Thy candles shine so brightly!
O Christmas Tree! O Christmas Tree!
Thy candles shine so brightly!
There's only splendor for the sight.
O Christmas Tree! O Christmas Tree!
Thy candles shine so brightly!
The little ones who hang on my tree; Laura Beth in the first grade.
The little ones who hang on my tree; Laura Beth in the first grade.
How richly God has decked thee!
O Christmas Tree! O Christmas Tree!
How richly God has decked thee!
Sarah in the second or 3rd grade.
Sarah in the second or 3rd grade.
And trust in God unchangingly.
O Christmas Tree! O Christmas Tree!
How richly God has decked thee! !
Ann in the first grade.
Ann in the first grade.
Ann, again, in our front yard, 1005 Birchwood Drive.
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