Christmas Just Aint Christmas
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Posted March 11th, 2010 at 2:22 am
What happened to 2005? Didn?t we just have Christmas and New Years? I?m still processing what happened at Christmas 2004!Last year I discovered that there are LifeSaver candy canes and precooked half turkeys. I also noticed that the ornaments and decorations that I have been buying for the last few years has grown into quite a collection. Major projects had been completed before the holiday break and I wasn?t pressed for time. I could decorate my house and enjoy my Christmas tree.I could se...
Christmas Decorations That Welcome Your Guest Into Your Home
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Holiday
Posted March 10th, 2010 at 10:22 pm
Christmas decorations that adorn the front of your home send out an important message. It tells your visitors they are welcome into a home that has the Christmas spirit. Not only does it convey that message to your visitors but also to the passers by.When you gift wrap your front door it makes your whole house look like a special gift. To do that you will need a lot of wrapping paper and ribbon. Start from the top of the door and run the paper to the bottom.Use the wide transparent package tape ...
A Hope Of 30 Years Fulfilled On A Christmas Day
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Holiday
Posted March 10th, 2010 at 6:22 pm
The Sun proudly mounted from behind the mountains Demanding the moon to go home and rest in its own coolness Failing to realize that I briskly woke up way before its rise Impatiently waiting for this inestimable precious day.A day for which the globe waits Not to vainly look for the inexistent Santa But to make the invisible Christ Visible at heart with transparency.My feet led my chilly body outside my house For me to admire the beauty of the nature Where the houses are decorated with the colo...
Another Round Of Paganism
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Holiday
Posted March 10th, 2010 at 2:22 pm
TRUTH and UNDERSTANDING - An electronic magazine of real knowledgeMillions, perhaps billions of people will once again run full throttle into the upcoming fall and winter holiday seasons of Halloween and Christmas. Many fully acknowledge that the customs of these events are deeply rooted in paganism.Many take paganism as an ugly word, but it simply means teachings of the nations that did not know the Jewish or Hebrew God of the Bible. An important point to always remember is that the Heb...
WLS Strategies To Avoid Holiday Eater’s Remorse
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Holiday
Posted March 10th, 2010 at 10:22 am
Are you conflicted over enjoying the holidays by indulging in the bountiful foods set before you versus honoring your commitment to a healthier life by way of weight loss surgery? I know for me the abundance of food and Yuletide cheer seems at times overwhelming. Here are a few strategies to consider before noshing your way to eater?s remorse:- Forget the notion that holidays are for overindulging. Your WLS isn?t taking a holiday vacation, neither should you.- Assume that certain foods WILL mak...
Fake Smiles For The Holidays
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Holiday
Posted March 10th, 2010 at 6:22 am
?Tis the season for? unwanted gifts?!Whatever you celebrate throughout the winter holiday season (that?s my stab at fitting into these politically correct times), there are plenty of gift exchanges going on. When it comes to gift giving our loved ones have good intentions, but sometimes they just don?t get it right (a good poker face comes in handy at times like these).I like to call this the Unwanted Gift Syndrome. Symptoms of this infliction include:?Psychedelic sweaters with dancing reindeer ...
How To Stop Eating Too Much At Christmas
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Holiday
Posted March 10th, 2010 at 2:22 am
With all the tempting food available in December, it's difficult to resist eating too much - yet if you don't you'll regret it later. One or two bouts of over-indulgence won't make much difference but if you throw in the towel for the whole month you'll end up quite a few pounds heavier in January.But how do you resist when there is so much on offer? And without feeling that you're missing out? Here are 10 tips to guide you through the holidays.1. Have what you really wantWhen you're faced with ...
8 Dumb Things To NOT DO As A Parent During The Holidays
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Holiday
Posted March 9th, 2010 at 10:22 pm
With all there is to do during the holiday season?parties to attend, menus to plan, the house to decorate, gifts to buy, cards to mail out?it?s probably the easiest season for letting the children in your house feel completely alone during the chaos. Here are eight dumb things to NOT do as a parent during the holidays:1. Don?t involve your children in holiday preparations: decorating the house, yard, or table; baking special goodies; buying and wrapping gifts; and preparing for guests. Childre...
4th Of July: A Snippet Of American Trivia
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Posted March 9th, 2010 at 6:22 pm
In the United States, the 4th of July is a federal holiday that celebrates the succession of the colonies from England. The Declaration if Independence was signed into law and became one of the most powerful documents of American history on the 4th of July, 1776. It is often called Independence Day, or the Nation?s birthday, but the most common name of the holiday is the 4th of July.The 4th of July is the only holiday that specifically celebrates the United States and its history as a whole. ...
Choosing Gifts For Your Mother
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Holiday
Posted March 9th, 2010 at 2:22 pm
Choosing gifts for your mother is not an easy task to do. When we decide to buy a present, we cannot be 100 percent sure that she will really appreciate it or not. How will you know what she?ll appreciate? You are either a single mother yourself, you asked one what she could really use, or you read this article. A little bit of knowledge in this area goes a long way.What you SHOULD NOT do:Do not buy expensive things for her because you think she may like them. You may think it will be greatly ap...
