Christmas is officially over. Like the day after a birthday, this is always a depressing reality. Two positive side effects, however, of after-Christmas: no more fretting about your Christmas party, and you can start really fretting about your New Year's Eve party!
Hello from holiday party planning land! Penelope here, with another idea for those of you looking for a simple, tasteful Christmas or holiday table centerpiece idea. If you're sick of overly fancy or way-too-sweet smelling Christmas or holiday table decorations, this one will be right up your alley.
A friend of mine was recently invited to her acquaintance's house for Christmas dinner, and asked me whether or not she should alert her host ahead of time that she was a vegetarian. She worried about being rude or presumptuous (or both), and figured that she would just eat side dishes at dinner rather than make her host go to extra work.
The holiday season, it's safe to say, is officially upon us. Much to the chagrin of my family, I've been absentmindedly humming Jingle Bell Rock for about a week now, which means that we must be getting close to Christmas. If, like me, you're still planning a holiday party or get together, here are a few pointers that'll help you be sure that you've covered the basics in planning your Christmas or holiday party this year.
I'll admit it. One of my favorite things about Christmas and the holiday season is wrapping gifts. I love wrapping paper of all kinds, and have quite an imposing collection of it (i.e. the whole hall closet) but I also love to make my own. Here are some tips if you're interested in making your own Christmas or holiday wrapping paper.
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