sometimes a girl needs a little holiday cheer. and so she scoops up branches found on the side of the road and totes them home with her. across campus. crazy-person style.
i had to.
and now i’m just sitting here, wrapped up in a blanket and enjoying the shadows that the needles cast on my wall. and thinking about christmas decorations. and making presents. and baking cookies. but mostly i’m breathing a huge sigh of relief that the semester is over.
thank goodness.
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YAY! you go girl! those are so pretty!
Congrats on finishing the semester! 🙂 Enjoy your relaxing break!
These are lovely! Bravo for getting through the semester 🙂
Congrats, that is one of the best feelings!!!
Your post makes me happy. I should be studying for my last final tomorrow. I have no motivation.
I know that feeling of relief – savor it! Like the tree too.
you are so awesome and that's all there is to it!
big smiles…….
xo
Love this idea! Congrats on finishing this semester. 🙂
Yay. I'm not in school, nor have I been for over 5 years but I will never forget THAT feeling.
Congrats, pal! And happy holidays.
thank you, friends!
p.s. nevermind my photograph of the crooked drawer pull. meh.
love this!! and congrats on finishing the semester!
congratulations! it's such a relief this semester is finally over! i love your little tree; i think i'd have to carry them all the way home too 🙂
Gorgeous!
I love this arrangement.
Congrats on surviving another semester!
Congrats on surviving the semester, and what a lovely tree, and post.
It really cheered up my morning. Thank you.
A beautiful description and pictures!! Embodies the wonderful simplicity of the holiday season.
I love the branches, they make me so happy just looking at them!
yay congrats!!!!
CONGRATULATIONS! What a great feeling.
yay for you! and love these photos!
yay and i love your branches!
最豐滿最好之稻穗，便最貼近地面..................................................
Our school year is over!!! Five weeks of holidays to come!
(Even the teachers love holidays… actually, it's ESPECIALLY the teachers! Good luck with the masters degree!)
Congratulations! I remember what a great feeling that was, too:)
Stunning!!!!
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