Antlers

I’ve got a great idea: what about doing a Christmas alphabet with doll pictures? Let’s go! Coquette Lumiere gets us started, posing on a nearby reindeer, for today’s word, “antlers”.

Tree Time

If you’re looking for the freshest of fresh Christmas trees, give Saylor a call! She will be swinging her axe daily and delivering immediately!

This Blythe doll is Sea Sailor See, for “‘Tis the Season” on Facebook.

Cool

Hanging out with the cool kids!

This Blythe doll is Tokyo Bright for “‘Tis the Season” on Facebook. Every year my snowman collection gets a little bigger.

The Season Begins!

Good tidings to you and your kin!

This Blythe doll is Silent Lucretia, for ‘Tis the Season. Thank you for the pretty dress, Julie!

Part 30: Goodbye!

Part 30: Pippi’s prank (setting the clock back an hour) was soon noticed, and after laughing and calling her a “cute mischief maker”, everyone gathered their belongings and headed out the door. Grandmother hugged and kissed each one as she said goodbye, and they all agreed that this had been the best Thanksgiving ever!

This picture is for “Kiss them all” on Flickr and “Red hair” on Facebook.

And so concludes our story! It was so much fun for me to use the daily prompts as the basis for a single narrative, thanks to Nancy’s great idea to take the prompts from the poem “Over the River and Through the Woods.” Thanks for the fun time, Nancy!

Part 29: Saving Time

Part 29: Pippi noticed that the time was getting late, which meant that soon everyone would leave this happy Thanksgiving gathering and go home. What could she do to make the fun last a little longer? **Light bulb moment!** She quietly pulled a chair next to the big clock, and, with her monkeys keeping watch, she stood on the chair to turn the clock hands back one hour. 

This Middie Blythe doll is Jolly Jumbly Pippilotta for “Stay as long as we can” on Flickr and “Red hair” on Facebook.

Part 28: Snowball

Part 28: After the Thanksgiving feast, Grandmother opened the refrigerator to put away the leftovers, only to discover that it was full of snowballs! Glancing around, she noticed the likely culprit watching her from the doorway. “Pippi, do you know anything about this?” “Yes I do, Grandmother! My cousins and I wanted to have a snowball fight after dinner, but the snow was melting fast, so we saved our snowballs in the refrigerator! Wasn’t that a good idea?” “Yes, that was some creative thinking! Let’s put these into some buckets and you girls can go outside for your snowball fight now, and I can put the food away.” And so they did.

These Blythe dolls are Hollywood and Jolly Jumbly Pippilotta for “Play snowball” on Flickr and “Red hair” on Facebook.