Sunday, 29 November 2009

Father christmas came to town...




Yesterday father christmas came to our little market town to turn on our christmas lights..he is very good to us to fit us into his very busy schedule but he manages to do this every year!
He has helpers too...& i dont mean the elves!! No...father christmas asks the dear little children to design a christmas card..then picks his two favourites..the little ones that have designed the cards get to help father christmas to turn on the christmas lights...but first the rainbows (little brownies) sing some christmas carols in the bandstand in our local park which is at the end of our street....which is were the grand turning on takes place...i must say the pics i took do not do the lights justice..it is really very pretty. T he high street looks even nicer with all lights up both sides of the town and at the top the lovely christmas tree sparkling away with white lights. i will get round to taking pics of the town..there is also a little nativity scene by the tree...


After the grand turn on..there was a snow machine & christmas music...which the children loved...people were dancing..my friends little girl thought it was great fun..so we all had little boogy under the falling snow...

So today while still in the festive spirit i made the christmas cake...which is in the oven cooking as we speak...it smells lovely...filling the house with a lovely warm spicey aroma...

So we all had a stirr & made a wish...even love of my life & of course we all had a taste...
While listening to christmas music,good old nat king cole...



Next time i will show you the cooked version...hopefully it will still look as scrummy & not burnt to a sinder!! Just my mums to make now...a smaller version.
HoPe yOu HaVe AlL HaD a lOvElY wEeKeNd..xx







4 comments:

  1. Hi Heidi
    your post was straight out of Country Living...how fabulous what a lovely time....this is what Christmas is all about..I love your cake I could smell it !!! Honestly I looked at the screen and I could smell it.. how spooky is that ha ha
    Lots of hugs
    Lynn xxxx

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  2. I love the tradition of stirring the Christmas cake and making a wish and perfect to do at the beginning of advent!

    Sarah x

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  3. I am sooo excited now heidi. Saw our town lights last night and as the streets are so narrow they just looked gorgeous. Can't wait for the tree to go up! x

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  4. Heidi

    (tried to post once so if you get two, Im sorry)
    Lovely, scrummy looking cake - i cant wait to see it all finished!

    Love Julia xx

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