Merry Christmas!

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May this Christmas bring you joy and happiness in your life, may all your wishes come true and may Santa bring you as many presents as you wish!

Merry Christmas!

p.s. Thank you all for reading my blog! 

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Song of the day: Christmas Carols Collection

At this time of year,I have chose for you a few Christmas song which are some of my favorites.

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1. Chris Rea- Driving Home For Christmas

2. Queen - Thank God it's Christmas 

3. Dean Martin- White Christmas

4. Jingle Bell Rock - Bobby Helms

5. Shakin' Stevens- Merry Christmas Everyone

6. Johnny Mathis- It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas

7. Alabama- Christmas in Dixie

8. Elvis Presley- Blue Christmas

9. Carpenters- Sleigh Ride

10. A very funny video, Jim Carrey singing White Christmas

 

I hope you will enjoy them as much as I do!

 

as Everyone

 

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Today's Favorites- It's Christmas time!

I absolutely love Christmas! All those pretty decorations, the cheerful atmosphere, snowy evenings and a nice hot chocolate with a little twist of chilli....
I've found these items that are incredible!

 Pretty wool felted owl ornament

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This is incredible (along with her other items). It is a must in my Christmas tree

via Heavenly Creatures Art

One thing I love most besides all off the above mentioned things related to Christmas are Christmas presents and....a nice wrapping paper which I never tear it and almost always keep a little piece of it.

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And now it's time for a great DIY Snow Globe

What you need:

• A globe with rubber base and plastic stand
• Epoxy
• Ceramic or plastic ornaments
• Distilled water
• Liquid glycerin
• Glitter

How to Make It

1. Look for 7- and 8-inch flower aquariums, which include a globe, rubber base, and plastic stand, at floral shops or online.
2. Use epoxy to attach ceramic or plastic ornaments and figurines to the rubber base, which also serves as the lid.
3. Fill the globe with distilled water to just below the opening; add about 1 tablespoon of liquid glycerin (found in soap-making sections of hobby stores) to thicken the water.
4. Sprinkle with glitter.
5. Working over a sink, slowly invert the decorated portion of the rubber base into the water; stretch the seal of the rubber base over the lip of the globe.
6. Attach the plastic stand, turn the globe upright, and watch the snow fall!
7. For extra sparkle, stand the snow globe in a silver wine bottle coaster.

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Have a nice day!

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