The Christmas Season
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The celebration of the Christmas season has ancient historical roots, but it serves the same purpose today as it has over all those centuries. It is a time to lift our spirits and glimpse what life could be like all year round. Read the rest of this entry »
String Christmas Lights Safely
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There are three main areas to watch for when putting up Christmas lights, indoor and outdoor: shocks, fires and falling. Read the rest of this entry »
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Post Christmas Clean Up Tips
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Christmas is one of the most joyous times of the year. But there’s one aspect of the holiday that brings joy to few: cleaning up. The tree, the snow-painted windows and much more all present tasks that, frankly, we would prefer someone else deal with. If you can afford that, it’s one excellent post-Dec 25th Christmas gift you could give to yourself. But, if not, there are still several ways to make the job go a little easier. Read the rest of this entry »
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Ideas for Making your own Christmas Cards
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There are thousands of Christmas cards online and in stores for purchase. Many of them display enormous creativity. But you have imagination, too. And when you make your own Christmas card it’s guaranteed to be unique. Often, these are limited to printing a family photo onto the card. But let yourself loose and design a truly different card. Read the rest of this entry »
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Selecting a Great Christmas Tree
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Today, shoppers have a wide range of choices when looking for a fine Christmas tree. But with all the advances, some tried and true guidelines remain valid. Read the rest of this entry »
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Secure your Christmas Tree
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Whether it’s a two-foot table decoration or a massive 20-foot behemoth for a cathedral ceiling, no one wants the Christmas tree to fall over. Apart from the damaged tree, there’s the mess to clean up and potentially broken ornaments. Fortunately, preventing that is easy with a little bit of common sense and moderate effort. Read the rest of this entry »
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