​Absolutely, if we don’t live in warmer states, then an overnight frost may come by soon and will kill all these beauties. They will be gone until next year. That’s the reason why when I see them, I capture them in my phone to enjoy them when the whole place is covered with snow, smile. THANKS NEIGHBORS FOR THESE BEAUTIES.

It’s simply amazing to look and enjoy all these beautiful wreaths that neighbors disply on their front doors. The Holiday Season is stepped up another notch when you walk by these housed and admire the variety of art on display.  

Perhaps some are DIY by them and some are purchased. The bottom line is that I am yet to find one that I do not like.
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Thanks Neighbors and keep it up.

Again, these beauties are here to enjoy for a very narrow window. Why, because they are only on display for Thanksgiving and once the month of November is over, they will be gone until next year.
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However, we must not fret, because once they remove these pieces or art, I am sure and I am expecting that they will replace them with the Christmas Wreaths and for that, I can’t wait.

​Absolutely, if we don’t live in warmer states, then an overnight frost may come by soon and will kill all these beauties. They will be gone until next year. That’s the reason why when I see them, I capture them in my phone to enjoy then when the whole place is covered with snow, smile.

Again, I must say that every year I feel blessed to live in a community where neighbors care not only for each other but they also care to keep their properties well decorated for everyone to enjoy.
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This stuff takes time and money to get it done. Let alone the artistic side that we all have to bring out to display these beauties. I decided to share with you so you can enjoy these festive decorations as well.

I like to make a new Thanksgiving wreath for my front door every year. They are not that difficult to make and if you are crafty, maybe you have some of these materials at home already.

However, if you don’t, don’t fret. All you need to do is to go to Walmart or the Dollar Store. They have pretty stuff for basically pennies. I was at Walmart and decided to look around for what they might have new this year. In the process, I found the floral picks for .99 cents each, so I took 3 of them home.

I went to my craft room and discovered that I happened to have an old wreath that I bought some time back, maybe at a yard sale, as well as 2 wooded pumpkins that I purchased about a year ago for $1.00 each. So I decided to start getting crafty.

I play with the 3 flower picks to decide on a design. Then added the wooded pumpkins and glue gun them to the wreath. The whole process tool me about 25 minutes. Done!
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All I needed to do next was to find a home for my new wreath. There you have it. Now it is your time to run to the store to see what you can find to decorate your door for Thanksgiving for under $10.00, boom!