As soon as the Turkey has been consumed and the last football game has been played on Thanksgiving Day, all thoughts turn to Christmas. For children it is the most special time of year. For many adults it is a time of fond memories.
The bear in this image is about 35 years young and the rocking chair is entering it’s seventh decade. They both belong to me. One year my job required that we relocate to Dallas, TX and I would be there by myself for a couple of months, so my wife bought me a roommate. His name is Boomer. Yes, I am an Oklahoma Sooner by birth and education so it was only natural that my personal mascot carry the pride of Oklahoma. The rocking chair was something that Santa left under my tree around 70 years ago. I was probably about two. Several years ago I refinished it and now it sits under the tree again. Our grandkids have all sat in this special piece of furniture. I’ve been waiting all year for this. Have a blessed day.
I finks Boomer looks pawsome fur his 35 years, none of my toys look that good and they are all under 5 years!
Loves and licky kisses
Princess Leah xxx
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Boomer comes out at Thanksgiving now and goes back into closet hibernation after the new year.
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Christmas is the season of magic and memories and I love it when I am around children during Christmas.
I love this song by Clarkson. You always have such fresh Christmas music that nobody else seems to have.
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I heard that she had a Christmas album out this year, so I had to go find it. You may hear another Clarkson song before this marathon is finished.
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Driller,
I love teddy bears! I have the rocking chair my grandparents gave me which I passed to our oldest daughter. When her daughter is old enough, then I will make sure DD#1 passes the vintage rocker to her little girl. 🙂 I began listening to Christmas mewsic on Black Friday, not because of the shopping mind you, but because it was the day after Thanksgiving and that’s my cue to crank out the Christmas tunes. Thanks for sharing and boogieing with the 4M crew!
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The rocker will be passed to the grandson. There is a rocking horse that my dad made for our daughter that will go to the oldest granddaughter. I may have to feature that later in this marathon. Yes, I wait until Black Friday to crank up the Christmas music. Here on the blog I try to bring a little of the Christmas story and spirit of the season to those who stop by. Thanks for the visit. Come back soon, the music changes each day.
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What a lovely history on the bear and the chair. What delightful things to still have a treasure.
I love this video. What a toe tapper. Awesome.
I linked this post to Awww Mondays. Just saying.
Have a fabulous day and week, my friend. 🙂
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Boomer and I do have a history together, but the rocking chair is probably my oldest childhood keepsake.
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Very nice song. I enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you. Visit again soon.
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Boomer, you just became one of my favorite places to visit. Love your choice in tune for today, and totally love, love, love Boomer and your chair is the bomb!!! WOW!!! They both are gorgeous just as your choice in tunes! Have a wonderful day my friend! hugs
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What precious keepsakes those are! Good music, too.
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My childhood panda and my son’s teddy, both well worn in their time, have both disappeared from my life. Awesome to have that and the rocking chair to pass down to your grandson. Nice song, too; somehow feels like a 50’s vibe to me.
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Love the bear, love the chair, and love the song! 🙂 I love this time of year – thanks for making it even more extra special! 🙂
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