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    • … protect the borders and build up the navy. “It is very quiet out here at the moment,” Rifleman Smith told The Times, sitting in a large tent that is used as a recreation room, with a television, chairs and Christmas decorations on the walls. “I expected more indirect fire but the fact that it is quiet …

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    • … of items: 1 Greenlitebites apron, 3 packages of german gingerbread cookies, 7 wooden christmas ornaments/decorations and one tealight set. So keep a look out and if you participated in the contest you should receive something in the mail soon. Four Christmases was GREAT! It is sorta a chick flick …

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    • Last week was an exciting one for us at Creekside Village. On Tuesday, we had “Ole Timey Bingo” back and the prizes were Christmas decorations, mostly donated by Betty Booher. While I was not able to attend this time, I have been told over and over again what a great time was had by all …

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    • … for as long as possible. This is a great description I found on Hygge House: The Danish word hygge (hu-gah) is a feeling or mood that comes from taking genuine pleasure in making ordinary everyday things simply extraordinary. It’s about owning things you only truly love or that inspire, being …

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    • … tins to make pecan tassies. Well, I guess the one thing I didn’t inherit from my mom was the fine art of making Christmas cookies that not only were good to eat, which mine were, but were also great to look at and actually resembled Christmas cookies, which mine didn’t. My first attempt at using my …

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    • I have also been slowly making some fabric hanging decorations using some Tilda fabrics, The shapes are mostly Inspired by woven paper Christmas heart baskets (julehjerte) another Danish Christmas tradition- which has been made famouse by Hans Christian Andersen. I particuarly love them made in red …

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    • … need a tetnus shot just to look at it. 1: Candy Canes: Who eats this stuff? They make cute decorations, but no one eats them. They come in boxes of 10, but I never have any kind of desire to eat more than one (if that) during the season. I remember sucking them to form a sharp point and making stabbing …

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    • … lay my hands on. But…it *still* probably won’t be as good as Nan’s were! Nan also used to labor over making the most gorgeous wreaths and holly decorations for each one, using teensy pieces of candied red and green cherries. I’ll be doing that too, although when I’ve tried it in the past they used …

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    • This year I was going to grinch out on Christmas. I have a home office where my tree usually goes. I can’t really take the time to unpack and repack the hoards of christmas decorations that usually go up when I’m in the midst of sorting, purging and simplifying the contents of the house …

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    • … National Team, so now I can show my own colors when it’s time for the Intermural to begin after the Christmas break. I can’t wait In the package was also things to make Christmas decorations of, so I have been busy making “Julehjerter” - the Danish woven Christmas Hearts to give as small presents …




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