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I still get excited about gifts under the tree! Merry Christmas to all of you!

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  3. OMG, is it Friday already!?! Do I really only have 3 days left? (insert expletive of choice here) I’m letting my largish 15 year old skip school today – but he’ll be baking cookies and wrapping his sister’s gifts.

    I still love to see the gifts under the tree too. So pretty. Thanks for the eye candy.

    Have a wonderful Christmas!

  7. I made my PC look at your site last night, just so he could see I am not the only one who goes through all the trouble of wrapping up presents “pretty”.

    🙂 I love the way presents look under the tree— I leave the unwrapped gifts under the tree until 1/6… cause it looks so pretty!

  8. I realized yesterday that I need to wrap a few things for T and myself because we have NONE. Everyone sent us money which is very much appreciated but the kids might wonder why there is nothing for us. “Ohhhh I just had a great idea. Maybe I’ll tell them we were too naughty!” lol

  15. That’s the one thing I miss most about not having a tree…the presents all wrapped up just finish off the look. Have a wonderful, wonderful Christmas! XOXO

  21. I’m looking at those boxes wondering which ones hold yarn!? hehe We make a pretty big deal about wrapping presents pretty and I make most of the bows. My girls are in bow-making training now. 🙂

  23. Merry Christmas to you too!!! I’m especially excited about the large blue box under the tree. Unless my husband has decided to start buying things at Tiffany for his mother ;>

  24. Hi Carole, i’m a big of a lurker, but I do enjoy your blog each day! Just wanted to wish you and your family a very merry Christmas and a blessed new year!

  41. Oh my, I completely agree that there is something joyful about a big stack of a brighly wrapped gifts under a tree. It represents so much thought and promise and — let’s face it — bounty (in a good way). Yours are clearly very lovingly wrapped.