Three small watercolours Tom did for Christmas cards. Some of you will have seen them already, but when he asked if I could put one of them here to wish everyone a happy Christmas, I couldn't choose, so I've posted all three.
So, with thanks and appreciation of your company, your wise and cheering words and presence, may you have light in dark corners, and doorways opening, a very happy Christmas and a hopeful New Year.
Oh, what lovely watercolours, Tom! Thank you for sharing these. And thank you for the lovely Christmas wishes, the very same to you both and Molly, with much love and affection.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delight- thank you. I can feel the warmth of the light and the possiblilties beyond the doors.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and yours!
Happy Christmas, Tom and Lucy. That table lamp is warm and welcoming. You could almost read by its light. Not an easy thing to paint.
ReplyDeleteOh! how lovely...i 'specially love that blue door.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas Tom, Lucy, and Molly!
And, i'm happy to add that i'm back to blogging...and have posted a card for all my friends over there. Hope you'll wend your way over when you have a moment...and know that i'll be a regular again. Seems the heart has finally found something to say again.
Happy, Happy Days to you...now and all year through!!
Beautiful cards full of light.
ReplyDeleteThese are so lovely! I'm glad you decided to put up all of them..Both of you are such a creative bunch..it melt my heart to see all the wonderful things you two offer to my world!
ReplyDeleteIn this Season of Light, your paintings have caught its beauty, its warmth and welcome perfectly, Tom. Lucy, thank you for posting them, and thank you, Tom, for wanting to share them.
ReplyDeleteWhat gifts you two have, and what gifts to receive. Thank you.
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Beautiful. I'm glad you posted all three. Merry Christmas to you, Lucy, to Tom and to Molly.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteWonderful watercolors.
Christmas comes but once a year
ReplyDeleteAnd perhaps it's just as well.
With food and drink and bonhomie
Our tummy's prone to swell.
But it is a chance to tell our friends
The ones too oft neglected,
That we're glad they're there
A friendship much respected.
Thank you.
May you Christmas be merry and the New Year everything you wish for.
✫✫✫ MERRY CHRISTMAS ✫✫✫
ReplyDeleteAll three are superb. I hope that you both had an excellent day. All the best for 2010.
ReplyDeleteI especially like the last one, but all three are beautiful. Happy holidays!
ReplyDeletethese are all lovely, such a warm light....
ReplyDeleteHope you had a wonderful Christmas...
Oh, aren't those all lovely! Merry Christmas to you both, and Mol of course. :-)
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas, Lucy, Tom, and Molly! Love the card, and thrilled to learn its provenance.
ReplyDeleteI love all your snow pictures! How absolutely beautiful. We've had flooding here, beautiful in its own way, with thousands of Canadian geese on the "lakes" between here and my sister's in Arkansas yesterday.
We move on Wednesday, are up to the ears in boxes now, and I haven't made it to the P.O., but still have that little something to send. Maybe it'll make it by the twelfth day of Christmas!
Thanks for all the lovely snow to look at.
How utterly beautiful...
ReplyDeleteWishing you lots of love for 2010 and looking forward to more of your lovely words and pictures X
Tender watercolors and heartfelt words! So warming in these days between Christmas and the New Year. Einen guten Rutsch!
ReplyDeleteMore family skills finished off with a marvellous flourish in the Durer-esque signature. Great decoration for a blog that - Let's keep it to just one word - lives.
ReplyDeleteSo where can I buy a set of those lovely cards? So very evocative!
ReplyDeleteThese are really lovely. Such a delicate touch, and the colours are luminous. I think that I probably like the light in the window best; we are on the outside looking in, and you are the glowing lamp! I've been envious (for two years now), that Tom helps with the Christmas cards . . . and now to discover that he designs them as well!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your blog friendship, Lucy. You really enrich my life.