By the Fireplace


     Let's warm up by the fireplace...the weather is surprisingly cool and we need cozy socks and snuggly blankets.  There is no doubt that fall is officially here, which in our household means that Halloween is just around the corner!  My hubby has kindly taken out our boxes of fall and Halloween decorations and I just need to decide where everything goes.  Decorating for fall and Halloween is one of our favorite things to do.

                                                                      xo  Betty

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