1. Make ornaments with the kids.
2. Watch a good movie with some hot cocoa.
3. Make candy trees
4. Finish decorating the house
5. Make ribbon trees
6. Make some tea towels
7. Let kids create gumdrop scenes
8. Let kids make pretzels and cookies
9. Make snowman hanging
10. Make a lapquilt to snuggle under
11. Make Bakarella treats with the kids
12. Gather pinecones to use in decorating
2. Watch a good movie with some hot cocoa.
3. Make candy trees
4. Finish decorating the house
5. Make ribbon trees
6. Make some tea towels
7. Let kids create gumdrop scenes
8. Let kids make pretzels and cookies
9. Make snowman hanging
10. Make a lapquilt to snuggle under
11. Make Bakarella treats with the kids
12. Gather pinecones to use in decorating
13. Put on Christmas music and drive around looking at decorations
Ok, now I'm tired...could you come to my house and do all those wonderful things :)!!!!! I do love to look at Christmas lights. In South Philadelphia they even string lights from house to house across the streets. Really cool!!!!!
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Ooh lovely ideas.
ReplyDeleteWhen you have finished doing those with your family and the person from the above comment's family...could you possibly fly to the UK and entertain my two little ones with all of those lovely ideas? Just an idea!
I'm sorry I have not been commenting a much as I usually would....I am still reading all of your posts, just am sometimes multi-tasking at the time (i.e. feeding Bronte) and can't always leave a comment!).
I hope all is well with you and your family. Best wishes, Nicola xo
That's it???LOL If you really do all of that you are my hero forever and ever:)
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Do you have nothing else to do??? LOL
ReplyDeleteMy goodness you are going to be busy, but how fun! Those treats look yummy!
ReplyDeleteIs that your house? I love the stairway. I so want to do that. Is that live greens? Does it shed horribly? I use live outside but I'm afraid to use it inside for the shedding.
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