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Dad, my older brother and I would select just the right cedar for our Christmas tree. After nailing a one-by-eight board on the bottom, we would place it at the special spot beside the piano. We made our own decorations, except for the 10 large red satin “apples” mother had carefully kept for many years. Our decorations were strips of red and green construction paper (we “borrowed” from school) cut into strips and taped together in alternate colors to make a chain. We popped popcorn and sewed them together with needle and thread; another chain. After wrapping these around the tree, Mom would carefully hang the satin apples, and then came the icicles, small strips of silver paper that was thrown all over the tree. Oh, it was beautiful!

My immediate family was a trio, with a cat. I knew my cousins from spending summers with them, but had never seen them in winter. I didn’t know that they knew how to skate. There were so many gifts under the tree; I had never seen that many. My grandmother and mother were pianists, so we all gathered ‘round and sang Christmas carols and drank egg nog.

Teams like the Chiefs, Rams, and Saints have nearly erased the concept of the red zone this year, so after tweaking the system slightly, here are the MVPs of the RedZone channel, and the best and worst teams to watch inside the 20

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The folks at The Nomadik boldly claim that they offer the premier subscription box for adventure. Starting at $29.99 per month, Nomadik boxes are filled with innovative gear from premium brands alongside a monthly outdoor challenge. When you sign up, you’ll fill out a profile and will receive specially curated gear based on your interests. In each box, you can expect to find organizational equipment, accessories, gear and tools, and fuel, valued at $70 or more.

To help deepen the connection between front door and shore, hang a wreath made of oyster shells in place of traditional greenery. The bright, bleached shells pair well with soft native garlands, like this one crafted of tree fern and Leyland cypress branches.

Deck petite entryways with a trio of small preserved boxwood wreaths strung together with grosgrain ribbon. A loose garland of bay laurel, Italian ruscus, and lemon leaf highlights this Lowcountry home’s arched entry.

Beckett admitted he was a bit intimidated when he arrived at the recycling center not knowing where everything went but said it turned out to be very easy and self-explanatory.

“Plastic jugs and metal cans, we just ask to keep them empty, clean and dry, as parties are done before you put them into the recycling stream,” Lutz said.

in an off-the-shoulder Zac Posen gown with dramatic puffy sleeves and Lorraine Schwartz earrings to the amFAR Gala Los Angeles 2018. 

Check it out on Monday, July 2, between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Exhibition tickets are $8.95, but you’ll also need to pay museum admission, which is $18 for adults. Visit the Arizona Science Center website. Lynn Trimble

The decorations are up! It’s October 1st and I am truly overjoyed! I love decorating and spending this time with my family. #holidayjunkie #momlifeisthebestlife #lovemyfamily #gratitudeistheattitude