Here we keep Christmas decorations up until January 6. The horse tree, with lots of straw and corn husk horses from Tono (Iwate, Japan), plus other folk horses from around the world, has found a holiday home upstairs in the back hall. It's tempting to take away the candy canes and leave the tree up till summer.Monday, January 4, 2010
horse tree
Here we keep Christmas decorations up until January 6. The horse tree, with lots of straw and corn husk horses from Tono (Iwate, Japan), plus other folk horses from around the world, has found a holiday home upstairs in the back hall. It's tempting to take away the candy canes and leave the tree up till summer.