CHAPTER THIRTY NINE
Anna and Kathleen spent the next several days planning and decorating the beautiful rooms of this wonderful Victorian home. The parlor and dining room had high ceilings with large windows that were almost ten feet tall. They decided that each of the six largest windows would be made up with different decorations using a unifying theme. In the central window of the parlor they hung a trio of wreaths down the middle from a single, large ribbon. The window to the right had a dozen various sized, gilded pinecones, each attached to different lengths of ribbon. For the third window, they wrapped small boxes with Kathleen’s snowflake printed paper and matching ribbons, each attached to ribbons at differing lengths. All were illuminated from below with large candles.
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