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Our Christmas tree not at home but with our son and family in the Belgian Ardennes
the dog he "babysitted" while his owner was on Christmas holidays,
In this very old farmhouse which dates from 18 hundred something, there was still this old stove besides the central heating, and it made the room warm and cosy.
the traditional turkey
and we had a delicious meal which our son prepared, during the two days we stayed there. He is a hobby cook.
Now you've gone and done it. Ya made me hungry. LOL. excellent photos my friend.
ReplyDeleteAn old house, a cute dog to babysit, exceptionally good food and a warm stove. It does not get any better than this!
ReplyDeleteYou sure look like you had a merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteI love your mountain Christmas photos Gattina. It's just what the holidays should be like, in my opinion. Your son sounds like a "keeper"--willing to babysit that handsome dog(including giving him presents)and cooking those delicious looking meals.
ReplyDeletelooks like a wonderful time.
ReplyDeleteYUM!
ReplyDeleteYummm, your son can come and cook for me any time...heheh!
ReplyDeleteWhat a PRETTY little tree! And the meal looks yummy too! I'm glad you had a very merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteYour son looks an excellent chef like my pierre! I can say when you have a chef at home it's really a +!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the old houses! When I will send mine I will certainly a little sad but now I make a lot of plans for the new one!
Looks very homey and cheery....but that food! That really got my attention. Yummmm!!
ReplyDeleteWhat is a dog doig in a cat lover's blog?
ReplyDeleteEverywhere I go, i see dogs taken out, to parties, to beaches.
I wanted to write a poem by a cat,
The food looks delish!
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