Posted in Holidays • Tags: Christmas trees, decorations, holiday decorating, kids, ornaments, pets, safety
I loved to decorate for Christmas in my “BK” years. You know, before kids. I could put out all of the delicate and expensive decorations during that time in my life. Five children later, things have changed.
I remember laughing when my friends who had children told me that I’d be putting away the delicate and expensive things until my children were teens. In my “BK” years, I was so sure that my children would be different than other people’s children. I am here to confess that my kids aren’t any different than my friend’s children and that my life has changed due to the fact that I have kids.
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Posted on December 11, 2008 by Michelle Schaefer • There are no comments, hop to it!
Posted in Holidays • Tags: candy, costumes, decorations, Halloween, holiday preparation, planning, pumpkins
We are almost ready for the holiday-how about your family?
Last week, I wrote about how we were continuing to prepare for the holiday. This week, I’d like to give you the update.
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Posted on October 14, 2008 by Michelle Schaefer • There are no comments, hop to it!
Posted in Holidays • Tags: candy, carving, costumes, decorations, Halloween, harvest, planning, pumpkins
We are already three weeks into planning for a “spooktacular” Halloween! Ok, it’s a bad pun. I just couldn’t resist!
Last week, I mentioned different aspects of planning which you may want to consider when planning for your holiday celebration. This week, I’m going to go through the categories again and give you some tips for staying on track as we count down the days to Halloween.
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Posted on October 6, 2008 by Michelle Schaefer • There are 1 lonesome comment
Posted in Holidays • Tags: candy, carving, costumes, crafts, decorations, Halloween, halloween planning, haunted house, hayride, parties, picnic, pumpkins
Week Two has arrived! Are you ready for the holidays?
Let’s face it: holidays and celebrations are a huge party of having children. Not only will you have to organize your own holiday celebrations, but your children are sure to be invited to different parties and events during the next few months which will also require preparation.
For today’s post, we’re just going to center in on Halloween. Tomorrow’s post will concentrate on Christmas.
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Posted on September 30, 2008 by Michelle Schaefer • There are 4 comments!