The first year we were married, it was all I could do to get Christmas cards in the mail. I mean, we're talking thirty-some cards written, addressed, stamped, and mailed. I know.
I bought some cheap mediocre Christmas cards at a local buyout store and called it a day. Needless to say, there are no pictures of the cards from 2008.
I bought some cheap mediocre Christmas cards at a local buyout store and called it a day. Needless to say, there are no pictures of the cards from 2008.
Anyway, the year after that I really got with the program and produced these:
(Josh turned an extra card into a Christmas ornament, ergo the leather trimmings.)
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(Josh turned an extra card into a Christmas ornament, ergo the leather trimmings.)
And this year I continued with the green theme and made these:
I have a hard time pinpointing my One Favorite Color, but if I had to choose, it would be green. In fact I'm secretly proud of my longstanding, unwavering loyalty to green - very few of my favorite things stay favorites for long. Anyway, it was pretty simple to decide on a color scheme for my Christmas cards, and I think this year I really got it right, what with the brown recycled cardstock and matching envelopes. Handmade; simple. Primitive, almost.
The quote is from what may be my favorite Christmas song ever - I Believe in Father Christmas by British prog rock band Emerson, Lake, and Palmer. The music video's somethin else, too:
Merry Christmas everyone!!
