However, Thame High Street looks like something out of a fairy tale, with all the ancient buildings peeking out from under the snow and the Christmas lights & tree outside the old town hall...simply magical. It looked like time had stood still for 100 years!!!!!! If only I had had my camera with me when I took my life in my hands and ventured out for supplies. But after having fallen on the ice yesterday from which I am still nursing a cut and bruised knee, my attention was focussed on trying to stay upright today.
Officially I am opening for business again on the 3rd January. Although I should still have access to my computer from time to time over the festive period, so please do still feel free to email or reserve items if you wish. I may not respond immediately but will do so as soon as I can.
Thank you for taking the time to read KT Miniatures Journal during 2010 and hope you have found it interesting. Thank you also for your friendship too. We have had some brilliant & entertaining communications over the months. So without further ado, it just leaves me to wish you all....
A Very Merry Xmas!
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4 comments:
have a merry xmas celia, yor snowy pics are beautiful... its very hot here! seasons greetings from oz xx
The pics. are lovely Celia - I slid along our high street in Thame this morning and thought it looked wonderful too. I do hope your bruises are healing. Happy Christmas - thanks for the fun!
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Merry Xmas to you too Celia :D Linda x
Thank you ladies for taking the time to comment. The pics were of my garden last weekend before we had even more snow! Am now, probably like many others in the UK, sick of the sight of the white stuff. Getting around has been a major headache. However, there is a glimpse of greenery on bushes at last, so fingers and everything crossed, it is beginning to thaw a little. Roll on Xmas now! Celia
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