We told our kids that this year would be a "Depression" Christmas; homemade and handmade. My PLAN is to make reusable shopping bags out of empty feed bags. Haven't started yet... My daughter and dils are getting purses made from thrift store fabrics and their brothers'/husbands' worn out ACU's. I'm also thinking of turning an empty chick starter bag into (hee hee hee) a makeup bag. (Get it?). My fil will get his yearly dozen jars of homemade salsa Teachers are getting breads and jams I'd like to drum up the courage to make some truffles; never have I also have some pictures to frame and a scrapbook to finish. Suppose I should start...
Melody Peterman
Once a mom, always a mom.
On Dec 10, 2011, at 6:20 PM, ERWachter@AOL.com wrote:
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> Hi Ninja,
> Even though I'm not a full time homesteader, I try my best to be. Love the simple things in life, love primitives.
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> For those that will be giving Christmas (Holiday) gifts, do you make your gifts, If so, would you post some ideas. Home made gifts are the best.
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> Eunice - in VA who made cookies today to go in baskets.
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Danny R <ninja69_97720@yahoo.com>
> To: Homesteadingfamily <Homesteadingfamily@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Sat, Dec 10, 2011 7:13 pm
> Subject: [Homesteadingfamily] quiet
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> Wow!!! I think this is the longest we have went with out posts.
> opefully, you are all doing something worth while?
> round here the tree is up and decorated. The last of the gifts are about to be
> rapped.
> I spent the day dehydrating onions. The weather man is talking snow in a couple
> f days. So, we want all the food preps done and the wood rack full.
> Everybody enjoy the holiday experience.
> Regards, Ninja
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