🎄❄️ Christmas Winter Dreamin ❄️🎄
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Christmas magic is turning on the tree lights and turning off the living room lights. The glow fills the room with magic, and all you can do is sit there in awe, staring at the tree.
(via christmas-winter)
Looking forward to this next week!!🎄🎄❤️❤️🎅🏼🎅🏼🎁
Christmas isn’t about candy canes, holly or lights all aglow,
It’s about the hearts that we touch and the care that we show.
-Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmas (via
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Christmas Ask ❆
- Snowman: What do you do when it snows? Stay in or play?
- The Grinch: What are your favourite Christmas films?
- Turkey: In your opinion the best part of Christmas dinner?
- Mistletoe: Name 3 celebs you wouldn't mind kissing on Christmas Day.
- Santa: What age did you stop believing in Santa? Or do you still?
- Bauble: Do you have a Christmas tree every year?
- Gift: Best present you have ever received and the best you have given.
- Scarf: Describe your favourite winter outfit.
- Home Alone: How many of the Home Alone films have you seen?
- Tinsel: Do you have any traditions at Christmas time?
- Gingerbread: Name your favourite tasty treats.
- Present: Worst present you have ever received and the worst you have given.
- Reindeer: Is Rudolph your favourite reindeer or one of the others?
- Carol: Name your top 3 Christmas carols/songs.
- Ribbons: How good are you at wrapping gifts?
- Letters: Do you write any Christmas cards? How many on average?
- Cosy: Have any Christmas Eve plans?
- Heart: Who has your heart this Christmas? Will they as well next Christmas?
- Vacation: Have you ever been away from home for Christmas or will you in the future?
- Lights: What about New York, would you travel there for Christmas?
- The best part about Christmas is the build up to it, and doing all the fun stuff, like baking, decorating, getting presents for loved ones, getting a tree, watching Christmas movies, watching Christmas specials, drinking cocoa, playing in the snow, listening to Christmas music, etc.
“Christmas waves a magic wand over this world, and behold, everything is softer and more beautiful.”
Norman Vincent Peale