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nearing the end of Christmas prep--well, not really!

nearing the end of Christmas prep--well, not really!

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Old 12-07-2016, 07:44 PM
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OMG! totally forgot about wrapping all this stuff! Think that is the job I dislike the most, too. (probably why I "forgot")
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Old 12-07-2016, 08:00 PM
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Still working on all Christmas prep here. Have made a dent in shopping for DGKs. Lights outside look great, and a few decorations done inside. Will be a quiet Christmas for us this year~
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Old 12-08-2016, 03:02 AM
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Lets see, Nothing decorated, Very few presents bought, of course nothing wrapped. Not baking or cooking this year. hmmm lol I tried working it out with myself, thinking maybe I just wasn't in the Christmas Holiday Spirit. Not so...I am I am, I want to see decorations, enjoy the music, visit with family and friends, eat, drink and be merry. I just Don't want to DO anything! I'm tired, It's been a long year. It's all good tho and having said all that, I am off to drag out some decorations, get online and shop , But that wrapping thing.....lol
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
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Old 12-08-2016, 05:08 AM
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Marietta: I am with you girl! I told the kids I wasn't going to do much baking (if at all). They had such a look on their face I will now be adding baking back on to the list. It's all fun, unless under a time crunch. But just once it would be nice to go somewhere and be able to enjoy the festivities without all the effort. Kinda like my husband does every year LOL
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Old 12-08-2016, 06:11 AM
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Aside from the fact that I have to shop, wrap, bake and sew....I am doing great!!! LOL
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Everythings been mailed. just need to wrap gifts.
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Old 12-08-2016, 03:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Geri B View Post
Julie...glad to hear your employer is busy enough to require overtime.....so many are squeaking by.....the extra $$$ will be a good thing.......
It's not because we have more business, it's because the managers dropped the ball in production control. We are paying for their mistake. Also, I learned how to budget years ago when my DH was laid off every other year, we do just fine on a 40 hour work week, pay the bills, save money, and have some spending money too. Money isn't everything, especially when I'm so tired, I can't even work up the energy to go to my grandson's Christmas program....
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Old 12-08-2016, 04:21 PM
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awww julie huggssssss
Yep redstilettos exactly, my husband too
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Originally Posted by redstilettos View Post
Marietta: I am with you girl! I told the kids I wasn't going to do much baking (if at all). They had such a look on their face I will now be adding baking back on to the list. It's all fun, unless under a time crunch. But just once it would be nice to go somewhere and be able to enjoy the festivities without all the effort. Kinda like my husband does every year LOL
LOVE your last sentence--I always leave some of the shopping to DH--mostly online stuff (how hard is that compared to dragging around in traffic to shop???) and this year he's been a total bump on the log! Starting to get alittle tense around this house I may be handing kids envelops with a note that "if your Dad can pull away from tv, you may end up getting...."!
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Originally Posted by quiltingshorttimer View Post
LOVE your last sentence--I always leave some of the shopping to DH--mostly online stuff (how hard is that compared to dragging around in traffic to shop???) and this year he's been a total bump on the log! Starting to get alittle tense around this house I may be handing kids envelops with a note that "if your Dad can pull away from tv, you may end up getting...."!
Lucky you! DH doesn't use a computer....nor does he shop. His idea of a gift is cash or a GC. He has one of our DDs get the GC.He asks me what I bought everyone.....approves everything & loves my holiday food & cookies.Ah well,he's a sweetie who has no interest in holidays.That comes from parents who were the same.
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