Come explore my winter home, and the ways I keep magic all around me after Christmas is over!

A friend of mine had a birthday a few days after Christmas, and she posted on her Facebook page, saying

“I have a request, beautiful people…Would you go do something special, kind, loving, or generous (or all of the above!) for someone today or someday soon?”

Recently I saw a meme on Facebook that reminded us all as we look back on 2020 that simply surviving a year like this, simply existing, is more than enough. That got me thinking, and looking at a way to approach my attitude toward my “accomplishments” this year instead of focusing on the negative.

We have arrived, friends and fey, family and folk. Welcome, dear ones to Christmas morning. Thank you so much for joining me over the last few weeks in my celebration of the holiday season. (Please note: I am someone who celebrates the twelve days of Christmas, so by no means are the holidays over today) I hope my celebrations, creations, and sharing might have added a little touch of Christmas spirit to your day, and a bit of joy to your life in such a difficult year.

I have a recent fascination with Mrs. Claus, spurred on by the fact that I hope to start enacting her role in the next few years. When I started thinking about the back story for my Mrs. Claus, a very clear voice emerged, and I had to tell her story.