Pardon Me While I Brag
Anyone visiting New York City this Christmas Season? Wish that I were for two reasons: 1. my niece lives there 2. I could see her Saks Fifth Avenue window.
A week ago, Saks Fifth Avenue unveiled their 2015 Christmas Season Display windows. My niece Kea created the middle window, which is a representation of The Great Wall of China.
The Great Wall of China is on the left. I should also add that all the clouds in every window were created by Kea (sounds like key).
If you'd like to read more, this is an informative article even if you only look at the photo.
Thanks for allowing me to crow a bit this morning. =D
Wow...just wow! I can only imagine the time and work involved to create such things as this. I have never been to NYC but would love to go just one time in my life. You have every reason to sing your niece's praises so crow away!! :)
ReplyDeleteJust fabulous Vee! Your niece certainly must have worked hard to recreate this amazing display. The NYC shop windows are always worth a trip to the city before Christmas - we last did it a few years back and it actually started snowing when we arrived Sat. afternoon, continued through the night so we awoke to a fantastic Sunday morning - luckily we had our boots with us!
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Oh! How beautiful, Vee. Kea is very talented! You have every right to CROW--considering you were gobbling last week it's an improvement, huh? lol
ReplyDeleteI went to school in Manhattan and there is nothing like it this time of year. xo Diana
I am impressed with your niece! What an honor and a thrill!!!
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! She must be so excited. That is really an honor. I love NY and would love to be there during Christmas time.
ReplyDeleteVee, What an achievement. I would be bragging too. Oh yes, one day I would love to spend Christmas in NYC...at the Plaza too. Blessings to you, xoxo,Susie
ReplyDeleteP.S. I am going to look at the link.
How awesome and how artistic! I love seeing the windows in the city. Buttercup is on my blog list and she has been showing some of the windows she sees. I wonder if she's seen this one! Love your banner with the sheep and big Teddy bear! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteOh my I'd be crowing too! What a honor and accomplishment for her! It's sooo beautiful! How I'd love to see all this in person! Certainly one of those moments to be shouted from the rooftops!
ReplyDeleteHow exciting for Kea! I was in NYC in November 2012 and loved all the decorations, lights and store window displays. Friends of ours left yesterday on a bus tour to NYC and will enjoy seeing it all. Keep on bragging, proud Auntie. :)
ReplyDeleteVery cool Vee! I would be crowing too! I'll be home for Christmas and the whole month except for a short trip to Canada on Friday for a Christmas get-together. It would be fun to see New York at Christmas time or London at Christmas time or...
ReplyDeleteI'll click on the link now!
How prefectly WONDERFUL!!! I went over to the article and this is just SO impressive! You have every right to crow!!! AND to strut around like a proud hen if you so desire!!! Hahaha!! I just got a visual of that!! I am strutting and crowing right along with you!!!! Can you tell I have not had my coffee yet?
ReplyDeleteOh, I LOVE her name!!! As an artist she NEEDS an artistic name!!
Well brag and crow away, my dear- that is certainly a worthy thing to do! WOW! You must be so proud of her. What a big deal a Sak's NYC window display is, she did a fabulous job, too. NEAT!!!!! ♥♥♥
ReplyDeleteHey, that is amazing and what a cool theme!! I think one day I would like to go to NYC to see the way they do Christmas. You have every right to brag on her!...
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Well you brag all you want my friend. Bragging rights are yours! I would brag too! Love the window displays. I have never been to NYC. I keep saying I am going one day before I get too old to keep up the pace! Happy Wednesday Vee. Hugs and blessings, Cindy
ReplyDeleteHow exciting!! I have been watching the show "Selfridges" on Netflix...highly recommend it. It is about a US businessman Harry Selfridge who opened a department store in the early 1900's in London. Of course, window dressing was a huge thing to bring all the customers in to shop. I would love to go to NYC sometime as well!! Take care
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Kea! It would be wonderful to see this window in person. Brag all you want --this is quite an honor for her and her aunt!
ReplyDeleteBy the way I love the little black nosed lamb in your header! I have lambs on my mind these days. They are hard to come by.♥
Wow! I'm impressed. This is a beautiful window.
ReplyDeleteCreative, and impressive! Does Kea read auntie's blog? If so, a wave from Canada and congratulations on your spectacular window.
ReplyDeletewell, I would be crowing too....amazing..
ReplyDeleteAnd well you should be proud! The shop windows were my favorite thing about Christmas in NYC when I was a student there. Magicalness--if that is a word!
ReplyDeleteBrag on Vee, what a great talent she has. I love to visit NYC. Never got there at Christmas however.
ReplyDeleteOh, how wonderful! Crow on, Vee. You have every right to do so. How awesome is this?
ReplyDeleteThat's worth bragging about! Very, very lovely. ~:)
ReplyDeleteAs a kid I loved the christmas displays in the shops not so fond of them now, not as traditional as they once were.
ReplyDeleteMerle...............
Wow, that's awesome. Definitely something to crow about. Would you believe I've never been to NYC. I often hear that Christmas is the time to go. Maybe one day. Congratulations to Kea. She must be super excited.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a fabulous time.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Ashley
creatingpreciousmoments.blogspot.com
She is talented! Go ahead a brag! That is such a neat project! And to do a famous window at Christmas!
ReplyDeleteDeanna
How wonderful Kea's work is, Vee! Of course you're proud, as you should be!
ReplyDeleteShe did an awesome job! What a tremendous opportunity. She has a pretty name.
ReplyDeleteI have a niece name Kye!
Crow away! Those windows look fabulous! So glittery and festive. And the choir (in the newspaper article). NYC is really something.
ReplyDeleteThe choir was fabulous! They walked out from the store singing "O Come All Ye Faithful." It was spine-tingling!
DeleteThat's wonderful. I once watched a T.V. show on how spectacular these Christmas windows are in New York. Off to look. xoxo Su
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!! Of course you should tell us about this, you are rightly very proud!!! She did a great job!! xx
ReplyDeleteSadly, nope not visiting...even though it is a 6 hr trip east of here...I have always wanted to see the windows in NYC for Christmas...my young mentee went home to the Bronx for Thanksgiving and he sent some pictures back for me to enjoy...Many holiday Blessings to you friend.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous artwork! It's even beautiful on the blog, can only imagine what it's like to see it in person!
ReplyDeleteAnd crow you should! This is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe only time I'd like to go to New York is at Christmas time! I'd love to see Kea's window in person.
ReplyDeletedoes she do this all the time or was it for a competition?
Absolutely beautiful!! I can see why you are so proud, a lovely thing to share!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Jill
How cool! Thanks for sharing her talent with us. Wish I could go and see it in person.
ReplyDeleteSo cool to have such a talent in the family. You crow all you want!
ReplyDeleteShe is obviously very talented. I imagine it would be exciting to visit New York City this time of year with all the things to see, plays, musicals, etc. The whole thing scares me! :D
ReplyDeleteWell you have good reason to crow! How special is that? Beautiful! Wouldn't it have been nice to be there for the unveiling and hear that choir? Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYay! What a wonderful opportunity for her to showcase her talents. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteomygoodness...what an honor and she must be very talented. Congratulations to her...and her Aunt Vee
ReplyDeleteTalent runs in your family, Vee! This is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWhat creative talent! You have a good reason to brag.
ReplyDeleteWow. I can't even comprehend how someone would go about designing something like this. Will have to read the article. I did have relatives that just returned from NYC and actually posted a brief video of this display in action on their facebook page thanks for sharing. You should definitely crow about something like that.
ReplyDeleteWow! I would brag too, what a talented girl :>) The one and only reason I would like to go to NYC would be to see the Christmas windows. I'm just a small town girl, but the windows must be something spectacular! I'm going to read the article now.
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