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An elegant collection of some of our favorite quotes to inspire you for the New Year. Quotes by Albert...
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A enjoyable way to come to closure at the end of a year is to make a map of...
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There’s a sense of mystery in the air. What will the new year bring? No one can answer that...
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There’s only a few days left in this year. What can we do to bring the year to a...
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Ideally, the holiday season should be a time for good cheer. But for many, it is also a time...
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White Christmas is a film my family has watched together since my girls were toddlers. It includes Bing Crosby’s...
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There are certain movies that go a long way to adding to the holiday spirit. Our family of four...
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Decorating the holiday Christmas tree can be a great family activity. When our daughters were young, we designed an...
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