If you read my last post you will know I am really feeling the Christmas spirit this year. The Covid quarantine has really put me in the mood for celebrating a holiday that we often associate with togetherness and fun. I have been listening to Christmas music (since before Thanksgiving), and have put all my decor up and dressed my fur and feather babies in their best holiday finery. Since Covid has stymied my ability to invite people over to enjoy our farm festivities, I thought I would just post some photos on the blog. I hope you enjoy them!

Sasha is not a fan of frivolous attire, but she will tolerate things like this red plaid bow on her collar.

The kitties are enjoying snuggling up on cozy Christmas throws.

Covid can’t stop us from having fun on the farm. Even the chickens are feeling festive!

The goats are pretending to be reindeer in hopes that Santa will hire them to pull his sleigh.

The stockings have been hung by the chimney with care.

The kitchen is ready for baking some holiday goodies! My friend Brian gave me the California holly, also known as Christmas berry-he has it growing in his yard.

Holiday poinsettias in an antique wood bucket from Argyle, Wisconsin my Dad gave me long ago.  The wreath is from Hobby Lobby.

Georgie enjoys hanging out by the Christmas tree.

My doormat reminds me to keep my spirits bright!

A snowman and some tiny trees on a vintage chippy table I found at a thrift store in Monterey.

Now we have only three days “til Christmas!  I found this cute little sign at Target.

Sometimes, you just need a warm cup of cocoa or tea while you snuggle up and watch Christmas movies.  My favorite is “It’s a Wonderful Life”!

If I start feeling the quarantine blues, I look at my Christmas cards and remind myself that it won’t be long before I can visit my friends and family again.

 Thank you for visiting my blog.  I hope you enjoyed my snapshots of my cozy Christmas on the farm.  You may also enjoy Christmas in Carmel-by-the-Sea.

Wishing you peace, love, joy, and Christmas kisses from Aliyah and Anushka the goats.