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Posted about this last July but once again I’m watching Christmas in July on QVC 🎄🎁
u/Dove04 — 1 day ago
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Lesser known Christmas movies...
During Christmas in July, on Saturdays we watch Christmas movies that nobody in the family has viewed. What are some of the lesser known gems that are barely mentioned.
u/Select_Enthusiasm_27 — 5 days ago
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Over half way there….
Anybody else excited that we are over the hill and it is all downhill to the Holidays now
u/PublicSummer0 — 4 days ago
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christmas records!
hi! just a christmas obsessed individual hoping to get some christmas vinyl recommendations. i only have these two so if you have any recommendations please let me know!
u/Mindless_Bar5325 — 5 days ago
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Any Christmas winks seen yet?
Apart from the obvious Hobby Lobby posts (at this point, they should just rebrand to an Xmas store, but I digress) has anybody seen anything in stores? Retailers are putting things out extra early this year due to how the Iran situation messed up the supply chain. And since we've been seeing Halloween stuff pop up since the start of June, I'm wondering about the timeline for our favorite holiday popping up. The only thing I've seen in my area so far is a Hello Kitty Xmas standee at CVS mixed in with Halloween candy.
u/comin_up_shawt — 5 days ago
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Christmas in July?
I live up a mountain and this morning I spotted this on my way home, wasn't there before today. Celebrating Christmas in July perhaps?? I can't think of why else he'd be there lol
u/Banana_Stanley — 6 days ago
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In your opinion which era had the best Christmas ever? Starting from 80s, 90s, 00s, 10s,20s
In either 80s or 90s. Even tho I have not experienced myself, that era had the most magical looking nostalgic Christmas a child could experience. We have to bring it back 😭
u/Dear_General9425 — 7 days ago
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Vintage surprise ball my early Christmas memory
I have a very early Christmas memory of a snowman that I unwrapped. It had all sorts of trinkets inside. I remember one looked like a trumpet. I thought I would never find another one but I found one on Ebay. Does anyone remember these?
u/fungusamongus8 — 5 days ago
Seeking 1980’s - 1990’s Christmas Tree Ideas.
Hi Christmas lovers. We’re halfway there! (June 25th).
I’m hoping you can suggest design ideas for a 1980’s - 1990’s themed Christmas tree I want to create this year. I definitely remember the c7 multi colored bulbs, but what else should decorate with? I’d prefer LED lights, but they have to look like the old soft glow incandescents. I hate the harsh, overly saturated, LED Christmas lights! I’ve seen people here talk about Tru Tone LED lights (the post photo is from their site). Should I get those? If so, how many bulbs for a 5 foot tree? I remember using less c7 lights on our trees before we switched to mini string lights.
I appreciate your suggestions for my upcoming totally rad Christmas tree!
u/BlowMolds — 10 days ago
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Feels like Christmas today
It’s cold and raining outside and I had two Christmas movies on while designing Christmas labels for my small business. Today was a good day ♥️🎄
u/jrdnsprncss — 9 days ago
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A new born at Christmas. Any advice?
Hi everyone! My wife and I are expecting our 2nd baby around Thanksgiving this year! This being our second, we know all about the newborn phase life but having to do it all during the busiest time of the year is a lot to think about!
Any advice from anyone else who has done this before? Merry christmas!
u/bigsean1013 — 10 days ago
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Christmas in England 🌲🌰
I know it's really early for this, but it's winter here in australis, it's got me thinking of a frosty Christmas in England where my forebearers were from. I will never get used to summer Christmases.
u/themermaidmuse — 11 days ago
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Christmas losing its spark
I know it’s June, but like.. Does anyone else feel like Christmas is going to lose its magic spark in the next 5 years?
I feel like people are just gonna stop caring… Gen Alpha doesn’t seem to care for holidays anymore…
u/Character-Escape1621 — 10 days ago
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I took over the Christmas decorations from my wife a decade ago. What used to fill half the garage has been swapped for heirloom quality items and now fits three linen cupboard shelves with a touch of overflow.
There’s some nice stuff in those boxes, a Villeroy and Boch Christmas tea light village is in most of the red boxes, we tend to buy one “good” addition each year, this year it was a V&B cookie jar and some plates just because the price was so low. We buy vintage or second hand, it’s the only way we can afford heirloom quality. Things good enough for the kids to want them when we pass.
u/Popular_Speed5838 — 10 days ago
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I caved Into The Christmas In July Movies
Don't get me wrong, I love Christmas, but I normally save Christmas movies for November or December. I swore I wasn't going to get sucked into Hallmark's Christmas In July movies, but here I am.
u/Adorable-Buffalo-177 — 9 days ago
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Any good Christmas book recommendations?
I’ve been getting back into reading books lately and I’ve been wanting to read some Christmas-themed books for when November and December arrives. Anyone have any recommendations? What I’m primarily interested in is either informative books, like about the history of Christmas and its customs, or any classical Christmas books, like A Christmas Carol. The only Christmas book I do have is the Physics of Christmas by Roger Highfield, which I do plan on reading once the Christmas season begins
u/CMCwar1 — 13 days ago
Christmas Tree Skirts Recs
For those who've started planning for December (like myself),
I was wondering what's the best place to purchase a large (80-100in) good quality Christmas Tree Skirt? I got one from Amazon last year and hated it!
Thank you in advance!
u/Outrageous-Show4053 — 13 days ago