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I can't wait for Dec. 26th

Today I finished buying all my families Xmas presents! Whoo hoo! Now I just have to tackle a couple friends, Friendster Guy, and my coworkers. I didn't know about the coworkers until this week. Dang.

And I have to put a few things together before they are completely done...

Then I have to wrap... (although that will most likely involve gift bags. Wonderful little things. And reusable!)

Sigh...
Even when it feels like I've reached the end, it isn't.

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Anonymous said…
Oh, the grace of wonderful gift bags. Dollar General and Dollar Tree stores are wonderful for buying the bags (especially Dollar Tree as they sometimes have 2 bags for $1). Not to mention, I can get my gifts done much faster with bags LOL

I, too, can't wait for December 26th for two reasons: 1) that's my birthday and 2) my boyfriend is flying in to be with me for my birthday and for his (on the 30th).
7:51 AM
Anonymous said…
Ugh sorry, that anonymous is me.. Who knew that it defaulted to anonymous when you previewed :S
7:52 AM
Anonymous said…
Isn't it amazing how one is never quite done preparing for Christmas until there is no more time left? Always one more thing to buy and one more thing to wrap and one more thing to bake... no wait... I don't bake... I meant one more thing to eat. I'm looking forward to the 26th as well :-)
12:10 PM
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