More Christmas in Dormont

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Upstairs Hallway
Front Porch

Kitchen Ceiling Fan


Side Kitchen Cabinet



On the piano in the front room
Our Japanese Maple
Our Front Bushes

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  1. The Smiths8:58 AM

    love all decorations jayne. no one could accuse you two of being "simpsons" with those lights. and love the 2 trees on the front porch. when it's dark like that you can't even see the "illegal" wreath. great job to you and matty!

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  2. jayne6:00 PM

    it's not illegal!!!!
    thanks ats :-)

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  3. JRieker7:54 AM

    haha, remember when the smiths were the simpsons? black curtains, no holiday lights, with the "do it up" neighbors next door? ahhh, the good old days. Your decorations look great jayne. That ornament picture is C-O-O-L.

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  4. jayne9:31 AM

    oh snap - i sure do remember the black curtains- did you ever find out if the people who moved in after you changed them or not?

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