Visions of Christmas Past- Redux via TheLifeProject
December is here and Christmas is near… hallelujah! So let’s crank the Christmas carols and get this festive month started, shall we?
Today’s reblog was inspired by Don @ The Life Project—just one of the many, many WordPress blogs I love yet never read enough of
Don’s thought provoking blog posts normally focus on insightful Bible study. In today’s post, he decks the Victorian era halls with a glimpse back to when life seemed simpler, people connected without the internet and everyday heirloom gifts/decor were mostly handmade 🙂 Totally my kind of fun! Add to that a charming on-screen vision of Christmas past via G.A. Smith’s “Santa Clause” (1898) silent film and (although my yarny hands are holding knitting needles) you could even say I’m hooked! 😉
Wishing a happy December to all,
and to all a heartily wholesome night! ❤ Jackie
The Christmas season is upon us, and even I can’t put it off any longer! I thought that it might be fun to take a look at it from two different points of view, looking back and looking forward. Today, let’s look back…
For me, the notion of Christmas in the Victorian era is a great one; it somehow seems so innocent and wholesome. I don’t know why this is, maybe I’m just a sucker for that period, but somehow things just seem more simple. My honest guess is that this would amuse the people who lived then, but what the heck, let’s deck the halls!
Of course you would have to start out with your Christmas cards, this was the era that invented them, and since internet connections weren’t that great in those days, everyone would actually write them and send them in the mail!
OK, try to picture this:…
View original post 389 more words
