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I have an absolute fascination with miniature houses...Christmas villages...you name it. I stumbled across this blog this week, and this guy not only puts together miniature houses, he designs them. These aren't kits. These are his own handiwork inspired by photos. Amazing. I just scrolled through post after post with jaw dropped!
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This is fun! I don't know if you're familiar with the show The Great Christmas Light Fight on ABC, but the episode that airs this coming Monday night features a light display in Kokomo! Check it out! It will air at 8 p.m. Eastern and is a two hour show.
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If you have kids, or you teach kids at church...here's a link to printable masks for a Nativity! You can have your kids act out the Christmas story as part of a Sunday School lesson or just at home together as a family. (It appears there are pre-colored and color-yourself versions.)
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I love a paper chain countdown. I don't know why I love it so much, but I do. Here's an idea for a Christmas paper chain countdown. You wouldn't have to construct yours in as fancy a fashion (if you don't have the tools this blogger has) but I loved how intentional she was about the items she chose for her chain countdown - AND how she made a matching list for her day planner so she could see what was coming up!
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I know Thanksgiving was last week, but this is a really wonderful article about what it means to be thankful vs. grateful. Timely words for any day of the year, I think.
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And finally...if you're in need of some Christmas home tours, this post has a beautiful one...and a link for a whole list of them! Settle in and enjoy Christmas décor without getting out in the cold to travel from home to home!
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3 comments:
I'd never heard of the Christmas light show on ABC. I will have to check it out. I am fascinated by people who go all with Christmas decor so this sounds like it could be right up my alley :).
It's a show about EXTREME Christmas décor. Like crazy crazy crazy huge light displays. There's a little neighborhood in our town that bands together to decorate to the max, and all the proceeds go toward a fundraising program in Kokomo called We Care. (We Care is a big deal at Christmas...many facets to it.) Last year, this show came to town and filmed a segment, and it airs this year. The show pits several displays against each other and the winner gets a cash prize.)
We were all about paper chain countdowns as kids!!
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