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Friday, December 6, 2013

A Party

Shirley and I ventured out today—Jeane had decided to have a little luncheon for our quilt retreat group.  There were eight of us who braved the elements to join Jeane in her wonderful home, beautifully decorated for the holidays!  Jeane has that knack—gorgeous decorations displayed just perfectly.  Jeane’s home is a historic former carriage house—they used to store the carriages in what is now her living room. 

Lunch was a delicious soup, warm turkey sandwiches with cheese and apple slices, salad, delicious cookies and chocolate silk pie—YUM!!!  We had a great time—a lot of us have not seen each other since our quilt retreat in September!  Thank you bunches Jeane for deciding to have a party!

The roads were atrocious to say the least, Shirley and I took the little yellow jeep, slipping and slidding all the way.

  IMG_9471Our morning temperature.  Out at Jeane’s at lunch time it was still minus 8!  This weather totally stinks—we are to have these frigid temps for several more days, our high on Monday MIGHT reach 10 above!!!  This just might be the LAST year we stay here much past October 1!!!!  Tonight was the lighted Christmas parade in Big Timber but with this nasty, nasty cold and the nasty, nasty roads, we elected to stay home. 

Here are some photos of Jeane’s beautiful home:

IMG_9472Jeane’s husband Steve is an artist, her son Reed is also and he did the horse painting over the fireplace.

IMG_9475-001Steve’s spot where he paints in front of the huge living room windows. 

IMG_9476Mary and Bette in the kitchen.

IMG_9477Gay and Barb in the sunroom/dining room.

IMG_9479The beautiful table which their son Reed built, Reed also built the kitchen cabinets.  IMG_9480The quilting ladies in the kitchen.

IMG_9482Jeane doing the tour.

IMG_9486One of the gorgeous bedrooms—their house at one time was operated as a bed and breakfast—the bedrooms upstairs all have their own bathrooms. 

In spite of this awful weather, life is still good!

4 comments:

  1. Agree Jeanne has a beautiful home, I love the tall ceilings. But what we have seen of your cabin it is equally beautiful. Perfect homes for the mountsin surroundings.

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  2. I so enjoyed the personal of that beautiful home a few years ago. I agree with John. Yours home is beautiful and welcoming as well. I didn't even get to sit in your living room in my PJ's this year.

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  3. That sure is a beautiful looking home. I agree that cold weather sucks.

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  4. Any reason for a party is worthy. That is a beautiful home! Like yours, it fits the mountain country you live in.

    We can see why you may wish to leave earlier next winter, for the southern climes. But, then again, it is unseasonably cold down here too!

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