People in Hong Kong, Baluchistan, and Nome all come to visit 34th Street to see the lights in Hampden, in Baltimore City. If you want to seem like a local, be sure to say you're in HAM-den. HAMP-ton is something else all together.
I love the engineering that went into a gingerbread house with interior lighting!
People are doing this, and it's cool...snack trays for the delivery people. Don't forget the mail carrier and the trash hauler and the police, fire, and 911 people.
These stockings are hung by the chimney with care, but if Santa soon will be there, he'd better be a Skinny Claus.
Geo. B. Price drew fantastic cartoons for The New Yorker for many years, and this yuletide edition from 1965 remains a classic.
Speaking of holiday traditions, the annual Santa Ride on the Providence Volunteer Fire Company apparatus takes place every Christmas Eve. I'll see you there!
This time of year is a photographer's dream.
May all our Christmases be snowy.
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