This took my breath away.Absolutely gorgeous! The detail is exquisite.

Ha ha At the moment I feel like Moses never mind the tablets! I was at several of the ones on the list as a CT then went to the Digi Chick for many years.It was so sad when Kim passed away. She was so talented and kind. After than I was lucky enough to be asked to come here where I have stuck...

Thanks that is a wonderful honour.

Nope. All I know is the names and what branch of the family they were from. The one that stayed in the US was a butcher and had about 8 children I believe. One of the ancestors had 17 children all of whom came to Canada from England.

I agree. My family were United Empire Loyalists. We are from England originally. I think there is only one arm of my family that did not move to Canada and stayed in the NY area.

What fun! here is mine AA Kristtorn along with Sweet Doll Alpha Joyful

Count me in! I just need the time!

A hot drink, cheese and a storybook... does it get any better than that?

Wonderfully imaginative.

I think one of those mice is me in another world. Reading is my passion next to digiscrappin'

Too cute for words.

Lovely story to go with the image. I wonder if Mr. Cooper has a direct link to Santa via the post?

Oh I hope i have time to play. This looks like it would be lots of fun. I love sparkly things.

OH1 I think I have one or two of those. I will have to dig them out.

It isn't a tradition anymore but as a youngster in the mid 1950's, my family lived very close together. There were 25 grandchildren. My grandparents rented a hall and all the families brought roast turkey and the trimmings. 3 long trestle tables were set up for seating and one for the banquet...

I have scrapped my entire maternal side from 1776. Working on my hubby's side now but only back 2 generations and then it is spotty at best. I just never think to add the LO's to this thread.:shakingsense:

Wow does that red ever pop out! Bright and bold LO.

Hands-down that is one fab wreath!

How beautifully imaginative.