Hi there, Everyone! I hope you all had a wonderful Christmas! We were incredibly blessed. Just having our kids with their big smiles, having family visit, and enjoying time in the snow reminds me how immeasurable these moments are together. Every Christmas morning, the kids wake us up, the only day of the year that they do by the way, the coffee gets started, the fireplace is on, and my husband reads the account of the first Christmas through the book of Luke. Come, Let us adore Him indeed. It's our tradition, and this year was no exception.
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| Our kids and their cousins listening about the birth of Christ. |
I hope you all had a joyful Christmas too. This year was very low key
for us. We got our Christmas tree late and for some reason I just
didn't ever get into the Christmas decorating like I usually do. I
shopped for gifts late which I promised myself I will never do again-ever,
and I was wrapping gifts on Christmas Eve. I didn't make a turkey
or ham either. I really wanted my family's tamales which I miss, but I
settled on a pot roast instead. I know. Weird. I planned on making a
prime rib but got to the store to late to pick one up. The kids loved
their gifts though, and I was so blessed by what my husband got for me. I'll
show you that later. Now, I'm ready to get everything cleaned up, and I
realized we can all use some ideas on organizing and cleaning our
Christmas "STUFF". I usually put everything away on New Years Day. Do
you have a usual day to put it all back?
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| I managed to set up my nativity and a few Christmas cards! |
Here are a few ideas I've
implemented here in Lewisville to make my Christmas cleaning up go a
little smoother. Hope you find something you can use!