Seasons Change December 7, 2012
Posted by nrhatch in Art & Photography, Humor.trackback
As the Seasons Change in Florida, we deck the halls with beach apparel . . .
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Funny idea, I like it.
Thank, Allan. Historic Bridge Street enjoys pulling out all the stops (and flip flops) while decorating. 😀
Great idea!! It’s raining in my world, we are in a drought and need it, but I am counting down to Spring.
I used to count down to Spring . . . starting in late October. It took its time to arrive.
Sure, why not?
Exactly. Why not? 😎
I’m getting shivers just looking at that icy winter landscape.
Do you need a spare bottle of sunscreen, er, I mean a nice fluffy coat to keep your warm this holiday season?
Sunscreen would be nice ~ great stocking stuffer for those who rarely wear stockings. 😎
You’ll need those stockings for all that snow… Hey, that snow looks suspiciously like sand. Hmmm…
Hee hee hee! 😉
Wonderful interpretation. I love the flip flops. I also did southern Florida.
Thanks, Pat. I’ll swing by and check it out.
Will it come complete with sunshine? Because if it does, I’ll take it!
Come on down, Kate! There’s plenty of sunshine to go around.
Itsa Key Westy kinda thing.
Or a Gulf Coast kinda thing. 😎
I can relate. I used to live in southern California and spent some time in Hawaii. Christmas decorations take on a new twist in the tropics.
cheers
It is definitely a different kind of twist. 😎
Lucky…
It took a LONG time to get here. 😀
I’d tell you that I’m *right behind you*, but I think it’ll be a LONG time before I can say that truthfully!
My sister was smart . . . she moved to Florida right after college. It took me 28 years to get here.
“We took the long way home.”
How clever…and perfect for Florida! Festive in a very appealing way! 🙂
I shall share more Florida Holiday Decor . . . unless I get sidetracked. 😉
Last night we went to an Old Fashioned Village Christmas at the Village of the Arts (where we went to the Day of the Dead festival). I snapped only a few shots. I’ll try to do better in the coming weeks.
This is a fun idea – I like it!
My favorite wreaths here are decorated with brilliant sanddollars and starfish. Simple.
Fun! Have never seen this style of decoration. 😀
It caught my eye right away. Palm trees are also strung with lights at this time of year ~ we do what we can, with what we have, where we are. 😎
Works for me! Love the flip flops!! We have a boating Santa on our tree. Well not this year cause I don’t have a tree up yet and probably won’t mess with them this year. I do have Mom’s ceramic tree out and it is just right.. 🙂
Thanks, Pix! Sometimes less is more . . . even when we are “decking the halls.” If decorating for the holidays feels like another “To Do,” we can give ourselves permission “To Don’t.”
Enjoy your mom’s tree. 😀
Very interesting decorations… Palm tree with slippers. 😆