Once again I’ve been so fortunate to get a lot of wonderful shots
of a lot of wonderful Southern people
this weekend. If you’re looking for your photo
please continue to come back since it will take me some
time to get them all up.
I’ve posted many photos of events held at my friends’ Jackie and Lou’s home.
This weekend their home was featured on a tour of Christmas Homes in our town .
We all expected a hand full of people to visit
but were surprised to host around two hundred guests…
I didn’t get to shoot as many photos as I would like to have but
I sure got to visit with a lot of people that
I haven’t seen in a long time.
It was also so nice to talk to so many people who had known my parents.
Stockings were hung in the Library…
The above shots were of their breakfast room..
Now for a few “Peeps”…
I just loved this lovely lady and her fantastic hat!!! I could just see this
photo in my head!!! Mystery and beauty combined…
I’m joining Mary @ Little Red House for Mosaic Monday and Susan @ Between Naps On the Porch and Hooked on Houses and Be Colorful and Trendy Treehouse…come on over!!!
Hi Becky! Oh, look at that house! It's gorgeous and I loved seeing inside! The folks you've taken snaps of all look so nice - love all those smiles! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for popping in to see me and I hope you've had a great weekend.
be a sweetie,
shelia ;)
What a wonderful post. Thank you!! A beautiful home and it sounds like you had a grand time! Have a wonderful week! Cathy
ReplyDeleteBeautiful home and stunning photos. Take care:)
ReplyDeleteHats are a lost art! What's happened to all the hat designers nowadays anyway? Now there is a name for a hat designer, but I just can't think of it. That lady in the hat is fabulous!! I remember when all the women wore hats and gloves to church. I love that beautiful glassware and the divine table. The drapes in the library almost match your blog border! The house is beautiful, it looks like an antebellum mansion, straight out of Gone With The Wind...now I'm going off to makle a mint julep and fan myself, fiddle-de-de!!
ReplyDeleteA milliner!! A person who makes women's hats is called a milliner.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful house, I love the chandelier!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots, yes, especially the lady in the hat!
Wow what lovely places, people and photos! Beautiful...
ReplyDeleteA beautifully decorated home and such happy people.
ReplyDeleteSo many wonderful photos of this lovely home. Enjoyed this post and the mosaics very much. Loved the hat shots in black and white. Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeleteLovely mosaics of beautiful rooms decorated for Christmas. I have always admired those who open their homes for Home Tours. That's because Home Tours are one of my very favorite things to do at this time of year. I am also grinning because you took such lovely photos of your guests.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful home, very neat.
ReplyDeleteSuch a wonderful old home and you take great pictures of people.
ReplyDeleteI cant even tell you how much I love the lady with the Hat. I would die for a hat like that. Beautiufl post and Mosaic. I missed this week and do miss MM.
ReplyDeleteHave a blessed night.
Lisa
Becky, This home is beautiful and how fun for its owners to be included in a home tour. Your pictures are very well-done and your vintage looking mosaic is very pretty. Also love your "lady in a hat." Thanks for visiting tonight and leaving such a nice comment.
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What a lovely idea to photograph the guests. You did a wonderful job. I love home tours - this looks like a beautiful one.
ReplyDeleteso happy that i stayed up late to visit :)
ReplyDeleteyour post was really sweet...and although i loved the home images, true the hat pic is grand.. :)
What a lovely house, thanks for the tour. You have some wonderful photos.
ReplyDeleteWonderful posting! I enjoyed it so very much. I'll be back.
ReplyDeleteKaren
Ladybug Creek
Her home was beautifully decorated for the holidays and everyone looked happy to be there enjoying the festivities.
ReplyDeleteStunning shots of the hat lady and mosaic also, Becky.
be well, be happy,
Pam
Thank you for all the photos and mosaics. Gorgeous. The home looks fantastic, so lovely.
ReplyDeleteAnd I liked the lovely lady with the becoming hat too.
Beautiful house and pretty people!
ReplyDeleteYou've featured a very beautiful home decorated for Christmas. It was obviously a popular stop on the Christmas Home tour.
ReplyDeleteWow, you southern folks really know how to do up a house. Looks great. Thansk for stopping by "In His Grip". I am following you, will you follow me?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tour of a beautiful house.
ReplyDeleteI really like the texture you added on the photos.
holy moly, what a grand house! thanks for showing us!
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Gorgeous home. I enjoyed all the photos! Beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteYou captured the combined mystery and beauty of the lovely lady. I enjoyed the beautiful home. The library is so awesome...I'd like to curl up in the chair and read after choosing my book from the shelves!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, Becky--and I always love seeing Jackie and Lou's home.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
What a beautiful home! And gorgeous all decked out for Christmas! Would love to have seen it in person!
ReplyDeleteThat's an impressive looking house and so nicely decorated. Great photos and a fun tour. Thanks for stopping by. Jane
ReplyDeleteI saw your comment at Anita's Did you bring your camera page and I thought your blog name was so beautiful I had to come over to say hi. Thoughtfully blended hearts. That is just lovely. It made my day. Beautiful. These pictures are lovely as well. So nice to meet you.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely home! Beautiful photos :) I love the hat in the last photo, too!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty home, inside and out. I bet everyone had a wonderful time. Love the lady in the hat- it is perfect on her.
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