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It's always a pleasure to come each year to shoot McKenzie's Breakfast with Santa Party! The children have a chance to have breakfast, build gingerbread houses, take pictures with Santa and open wonderful gifts. I love being able to capture such a great celebration!

One of the Coolest Santa in the land spreading Holiday Cheer! Picture Perfect! Happy Wednesday!

Last weekend I had the privilege of helping my cousin style her Under Construction Theme Baby Shower, We created a simple tissue paper pom pom to be displayed as a centerpiece, well Grandma thought it was so pretty and ask me to create a holiday one for her, I was delighted to do so for her! Here are the instructions on how you can create your own for yourself or others . What you will need: glass vase/cylinder tissue paper floral wire Christmas ornaments ribbon bells glue (I used a hot glue gun for this project) First I pulled out some glass vases I already owned, Next I picked up some tissue paper and Christmas ornaments from the Dollar Tree. Filled the Vase up with the various colors of ornaments Next I created a smaller size pom pom about 6x6 inches of tissue paper and created the Martha Stewart pom pom next I tied the small poms together using some floral wire and then I was working to position the poms on top of the vase You could use hot glue to seal it down to stay in place a...

About Angels and Ancestors Watchin Ovr© In 1989 Ms. Jerrye Williams-Camp, an inspirational artist ahead of her time, began handcrafting Angels Watchin Ovr© for an Afro American Christmas tree she designed for her children’s’ enjoyment. The tree displayed angels carrying a gift. The angels held instruments; gift wrapped packages, doves, or baskets filled with bread or fruits (all handcrafted by the artist). The tree drew attention and interest from friends and family. The business of Angels Watchin Ovr© quickly grew in demand, to the hand production of 500(one-of-a-kind) collectible angels for the season’s celebrations of Christmas and Kwanzaa. February’s Black History Month, 1990, led to the making of the Ancestors Watchin Ovr©. The Ancestors depict the Kings, Queens ,Warriors, Medicine Men, Ministers and Children; carrying scrolls with passages, rods and staffs, shields with spears, medicine bags, baskets filled with bread and even babies in the arms of Mothers. Interest grew and folk...