Love and Peace
December 27, 2011
Words are in abundance this season.
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Happy New Year from Paper Coterie!
December 27, 2011
2011 has been an amazing year & it’s all because of you. Because of you we get to wake up every day and go to a job we love. Because of you we are part of something meaningful, creative, and fun. Because of you we hear stories that make us laugh and cry. Because of [...]
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At a distance
December 26, 2011
At a distance you will see a Christmas tree twinkling with lights, decked with ribbons and beads, but if you take a closer look, you will find much more… There is baby’s first ornament, a toddler’s hand-shaped reindeer, grade school smiles, travel mementos, handmade popsicle snowflakes. Each ornament is hung with care and a smile, is a connection to Christmas’s past, and [...]
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The Holiday Season Is Upon Us
December 23, 2011
The holiday season is upon us.
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December 22, 2011
Paper Coterie – Happy Holidays – 2011 from Paper Coterie on Vimeo. Happy Christmas! Merry New Year! No matter how you celebrate this holiday season we hope it’s a magical and memorable one for you and your loved ones. We look forward to celebrating the season with our families and wish you all the best [...]
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These hands
December 21, 2011
I don’t have pretty hands. It’s a fact. I’ve come to accept it.
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Slowing Down To See
December 16, 2011
If you are like me, the months of winter spin past in a sort of whirlwind chaos.
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The Christmas That Passed Us By
December 14, 2011
December 2010 brought to my life chaos. I had all but lost the magic, my heart was sad and my burden heavy. Our precious family treasures: ornaments collected over the years, handmade stockings, trinkets of our past, were lost. Gone. Never to grace our family home again. Somewhere in the midst of a recent move [...]
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Each Year
December 12, 2011
Each year, my family would decorate a fresh cut evergreen tree just after Thanksgiving dinner.
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