Today is the 5th and last Monday for No Place Like Home hosted by Sandi at Rose Chintz Cottage. Thank you, Sandi, I’ve enjoyed this weekly blog carnival.
Today I have some more of our Christmas Decor to share. 
The vintage angels and Santa and Mrs. Claus were my mother-in-law, Verna’s that got passed down to us.
The hanging wreaths and stars were made by our sons in Sunday School when they were little tykes.
These mugs belong to our three children. I can’t remember what year I purchased them but probably the late 80’s.
Four more days if I’m counting correctly. I’m tidying up the bungalow and getting the guest rooms ready for Christmas Day. The only things left to purchase are food items for our meals to have on hand. We already bought our Rib Roasts and I’ll be roasting root veggies plus brussels sprouts and we can’t forget the creamed corn and Yorkshire Pudding. Haven’t decided on dessert yet.
We are on our way to Spokane today (70 miles south) for the last of our shopping. Heading to the Ukrainian Market (Kiev) and Costco to name a couple stops. I’ll visit blogs later tonight.
Hope all is Merry and Bright at your home.
The Happy Wonderer ~ ellen b. 
Hope your shopping goes well. Love your Mr and Mrs Claus. Lots to make me smile. B x
Hello Ellen,
Your home looks festive and cheerful, I like all the pretty decorations. Have a great day and week ahead. Merry Christmas to you and yours!
…that’s for sure!
My favorite thing about Christmas decorations has always been the memories, so I love the way you feature them!
Beautiful…I really love the Fa la la la la Sign. Merry Christmas
How sweet! Wonderful decoration!Made me smile…Merry Christmas!
Happy shopping, Ellen! You have a charming home and I love all the knick-knacks and sentimental ornaments. It is the sentimental treasures that make a Christmas home so warm and festive. Thank you for your prayers for my son. We really appreciate it! I’m am so happy you have joined me for my party the past few weeks, and I pray your Christmas will be extra special and warm with family and lovely memories made. Christmas Blessings and Hugs…Sandi
Thanks for the holiday tour of your home!
I’m admiring your lovely collection of teawares. I think I spotted the Friendly Village by Johnson Brothers?
I’m an ’80s childs and the retro mugs reminded me of the mugs that we used to sell as school fundraisers.
Everything looks so nice at your house – festive and happy and love filled. 🙂
Thanks for giving us a peek at your pretty Christmas decor, Ellen. Seeing sentimental things always warms my heart. I hope your shopping went well. Merry Christmas blessings are sent to you and your family.
I hope your day shopping was successful. I love the Christmas plates you display – the red transferware is especially pretty. It’s fun to bring out things that we haven’t seen for 11 months. Merry Christmas, Ellen.
Lovely post. Merry Christmas. Visiting from No Place like Home.