Top Awesome 20 Christmas Easy Food Hacks. Top Awesome 20 Christmas Easy Food Hacks Posted by admin on Dec 5, 2012 in Food Preparation | 8 comments Christmas is one of the happiest holidays during the year.
Following the Thanksgiving and waiting for New Year, the Christmas is all time favorite holiday in the USA and around the world. The holiday rush does not have to be stressful if you host a family party. There are a lot Christmas foods and easy food hacks and tricks that can make food preparation much easier. Christmas Tree Out of Upside Down Waffle Cones Via Pie mug toppers for Mulled cider Via Santa Strawberries Via Freeze whipped cream dollops for a hot chocolate bar Via Create Christmas trees using melted chocolate Via Hot chocolate in the crock pot. Fresh DIY Christmas Decorations. …because it's better to give than to receive. It’s December 24, and if you haven’t finished your Christmas shopping yet, you might be thinking about one final trip to the mall.
And that means fighting traffic, finding a parking spot, and elbowing your way through the crowds. But you have another option for those last-minute gifts. And it’s something you can do from the comfort of your own home, which means you won’t have to change out of your pajamas or your comfy polar-bear slippers. Today’s AoK is to consider giving one or two experience gifts to the people on your list.
Experience gifts are things that don’t come in a box, can’t be picked up and shaken, and don’t need to be returned when they’re the wrong size. Here are a just few ideas for experience gifts: If you really want to have fun with this idea, you could write your experience gift on a card and wrap it in a box so it looks like a more traditional present. And have a very Merry Christmas! Just two more sleeps til Christmas… woot!
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To help foster that festive mood, or to get you feeling that Christmas cheer if you aren't feeling it yet, why not tune in to some Christmas music online? There are many free online radio stations to choose from. Some even play Christmas music year round! Read on to learn of the most popular Christmas radio stations online. Explore each one, and find your favorite! The Christmas Radio Network is a really nice website that is in its 12th year of broadcasting. AOL Radio has a Christmas music section where they offer 14 different genres of holiday music online: Christian Christmas, Classical Holiday, Comedy Holiday, Country Holiday, Holiday Classics, Jazz Holiday, Kidz Christmas, Navidad Latina, Oldies Holiday, Pop Holiday, R&B Holiday, Rock Holiday, Winter Solstice, and World Holiday.
Live 365 has an enormous amount of online Christmas radio stations to choose from. 25 Days of Christmas. 12 Days of Christmas – Make Your Own Adornament. What the heck is an Adornament?
Well, simply put, it’s an ornament you adore. Or an ornament that you have adorned. Or a dorn you have mented. Whatever floats your boat. What floated my figurative Christmas boat was thinking about making my own ornaments. I started by snagging a box of plain opaque white ornaments at my local Hobby Lobby for half off: And then I gathered some inspirational ornament photos: I loved the Ballard Designs alphabet lettered ornaments – don’t they kinda look like Lotto balls? So now that you have seen my inspiration – let me show you how I DIYed a few ornaments for around the Bower house. First I located my Sharpie paint pens – I love the metallic colors. And then I used a bit of painters tape to give me a guideline for my monogrammed ball: Then using the paint pen against the painters, I just drew two straight lines to give me my stem for the letter “B”.
My second ornament was inspired by those ZGallerie votives. Don’t make fun of me.