November 9th 2014
Yesterday was so much fun but for every day of fun there is always a day of payment.
Thankfully I had very little I had to do today, so it was track pants and rest.
However it does put me behind a bit for the six week planning.
BUT! that is why there is a tomorrow.
I did manage to get some of the purchases put away and make some of the kits up. Short day today to pay for an extremely long night.
8 more things you can do to improve you holidays.
Yesterday was so much fun but for every day of fun there is always a day of payment.
Thankfully I had very little I had to do today, so it was track pants and rest.
However it does put me behind a bit for the six week planning.
BUT! that is why there is a tomorrow.
I did manage to get some of the purchases put away and make some of the kits up. Short day today to pay for an extremely long night.
8 more things you can do to improve you holidays.
- During the year, collect antique linen napkins and handkerchiefs to wrap goody gifts in
- Take pictures after you finished decorating your home. Not only will they be fun to look at, but you will make decorating easier in coming years
(this year I am going to photograph my heritage ornaments and tell the story in a photobook for each of them) - Try to finish your shopping by December 10th
(Before WalMart opens 24 hours?????????????) - Try to have all your packages mailed by December 12th
- Before going to bed every night of the Christmas season, ask yourself, "whose life did I make brighter today?"
- Volunteer as a family to work in a soup kitchen or homeless shelter
- Remind newlyweds to save an item from their wedding to use as a treasured ornament
(even something as simple as corks from the wine bottles) - Send a Christmas basket to a college student. Include a Christmas cd or dvd, a few decorations for their room, Christmas cards, stamps and a red pen
(love this idea for our recent empty nesters)
Good night
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