I really don't have much to blog about today so I'll post some pictures from other years. I know I always like to see the pics that others post. So here goes....
I look tired on this picture but I don't think I was. I just look that way :)
I'm wearing a festive apron that my sister made.
Here's the table all set with my Old Country Roses china and the Advent wreath on the table.
Daughter Sheila, grandson Callum and yours truly.
Me again, in a Christmas shop
Crokinole is a Canadian board game that uses little wooden discs and a wooden target called a crokinole board. The objective of the game is to flick your discs into the center hole as much as possible. ( or to knock your opponents coloured discs off the board).
Crokinole is often believed to be of Mennonite or Amish origins, but there is no factual data to support such a claim. The reason for this misconception may be due to its popularity in Mennonite and Amish groups.
We've had this game for many many years and amazingly we still have all 24 discs ( 12 beige and 12 black).
Thanks for visiting today and thank you for your comments.
PS Winter Solstice occurs here tomorrow, Dec. 21 at 4:21 A.M.
Granny M
Nice to see the picture of you busy in your kitchen. :)
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of Crokinole.
It sounds a little bit like tiddlywinks.
I always look tired in holiday pictures… because I am! I enjoyed your pictures. A great post! Mary @ Hilltop Post
ReplyDeleteOh I loved seeing all of your photos. I've never heard of Crokinole but it sounds like a game that we would enjoy. Piper loves to play board games with us. I love your apron from your sister. It looks very festive.
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Betsy
I'd never heard of crokinole... looks a fun game. Auto correct hasn't heard of it either and changed it to criminology!!?
ReplyDeleteI really did enjoy the pics from the past...always fun to see.
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of Crokinole.
ReplyDeleteSummer begins today and everyone is ready to enjoy the holidays!
I enjoyed the flashback photos...how many settings do you have of the Old Country Roses? It looks so festive on your table!
ReplyDeleteEllabie
I especially liked the photo of your beautiful table setting.
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ReplyDeleteYou really look beautiful, always! Really! I love your smile - your dress - your style. The decorations fit very nice to the plates and cups on the table. Fine to play with children and grandchildren!
That game sounds like tiddly winks. I played it often as a kid!
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of the game Crinkhole, but it looks like fun! When our children were small we loved all kinds of board games.......You look wonderful in your photos! Your table setting is so beautiful! Wishing you a merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteYou look wonderful in your photos! I love your lovely table setting! Wishing you a merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! I have never heard of that game, must Google it.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! Wishing a happy and blessed Christmas.
ReplyDeleteTable setting is very pretty. That game looks like it would be fun, I've never heard of it. Merry Christmas & a very Happy & Healthy New Year to you & your family.
ReplyDeleteSuch a nice photos. I see now that this game is also for sale in the Netherlands. I've never heard of it before. It seems really fun!
ReplyDeleteHello GM, I loved the pictures you shared today. Wishing you a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!♥
ReplyDeleteThank you for your beautiful photos... I don't know the game. It's not well known here. We have lots of games at home and often played them when the children were still here... now they've all left, but everyone comes together for Christmas.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and yours.
Viola sends you a hug.
Merry Christmas! Love your festive apron and your table settings are just beautiful!
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