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My Amazing Christmas Decorations 2019

I had the best Christmas decorations this year. I really loved them. What's interesting is there are a lot of decorations I didn't even put out. But the ones I did, I love ❤️❤️🌲❤️❤️

I bought a small tree for the buffet, to continue Grandmom's tradition. I put out all of our White House ornaments. 
I got a $1 real pine Garland on Christmas Eve (a sale!) And Tom and I put it over this walkthrough
Liam's elf did some decorating one night with snowflakes. In a weird coincidence, that same week I offered extra credit to my students who made snowflakes. Anyway I loved this addition! 

My tree had minimal ornaments this year.aybe 1/3 of what I have in the box. I liked it that way! 
I did just a few knock knacks on surfaces. Snowmen, trees and white reindeer. 

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