My most important christmas decoration is the scent of hyacinths.
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2011/11/29
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i would say the scent of cinnamon and some particular movies i used to watch as a child during christmas time ...But for a "true" decoration ,i'd say flashing lights . I like your christmas tree !
ReplyDeletemmm lovely smell of hyacinths!! for me lots of little lights, snow flakes shape, red berries from the woods and something made by hand by me for the occasion:-)
ReplyDeletenicephotos sandra!
Its the fragrance of fir and oranges. Vanilla and cinnamon. - Hyacinths a little bit later for Silvester/New Year!
ReplyDeleteGrüße aus Hamburg,
Ariane.
I always get a wreath from the Farmer's Market made out of rosemary. Edible, fragrant & delicious!
ReplyDeleteBut when I get nostalgic about childhood x-mas I think of the smell of snow filled air, pine and the smell of burnt matches.
paper whites!!! although, the scent is peculiar...
ReplyDeleteMy most important Christmas decorations are evergreen boughs and white fairy lights. And the scent of apples and mulled wine.
ReplyDeleteSchön sieht das alles aus, Sandra! Ich mag am liebsten den Duft von ausgeblasenen Kerzen. Aber auch mein Adventkranz mit den Tannenzweigen duftet ganz famos :)
ReplyDeleteIch mag den Duft von Hyazinthen nicht besonders. Aber ich liebe das frische Grün, wenn sie anfangen zu wachsen. Meinetwegen können Sie in diesem Stadium verharren. Optisch und vom Geruch her sowieso.
ReplyDeletedie 1. deko iss echt schön.:)) mag olivgrün, perlmut, gold;)
ReplyDeleteI wish I could have hyacinths and other scented flowers for Christmas, but I'm a bit allergic so I'll have to settle for ornaments and lots of candles. This post already made me feel like Christmas, even though it's really dark and raining here in Finland at the moment! :)
ReplyDelete(I love your photos, Sandra, but for some reason it takes ages to load them on the screen. Are they in a very large format? Or maybe there's just something wrong with my computer... Anyway, I will still be back to visit. At least on the weekends, when I have more time for waiting.)
Ansku > that's weird, my pictures are very small (600x400px) so i don't know why that happens to you. glad you like my blog!!
ReplyDeleteMine lukter er kongerøkelse, kanel og vanailje!
ReplyDeletethe scent of baking Stollens and gingerbread biscuits! :)
ReplyDeletecolored lights! here there and everywhere! xo sue
ReplyDeleteSilver bells are my favourite - I have them dangling from my tree. So pretty.
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