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Sarah Bolton, 45, founded The Christmas Decorators with her husband Nick 16 years ago. They live near Liverpool with their son, aged 17, and daughter, 14.

This boule-shaped installation, set above a dining table will really wow. Designed by London property management company Hostmaker, it floats above the place settings thanks to its light-as-air components; dried rabbit tail grass and red amaranthus, using chicken wire at its heart instead of weighty oasis. The design, pictured, is about 1.5metres long and about 80cm deep, and features two boules, says florist Mark Grehan of Powerscourt Townhouse Centre-based shop The Garden and will cost from €400 upwards. You can use two lines of Ikea’s Dignitet stainless steel curtain wires, €21 each.thegarden.ie

Tickets are $10 for general admission and $20 for VIP, which includes a meet-and-greet with the stars. The show starts at 8 p.m. at The Rock Phoenix, 4129 North Seventh Avenue. To find out more, call 602-248-8559 or go to the Rock Phoenix website. Laura Latzko

Bake a batch of cookies. After they’ve cooled, stuff them in a clean mason jar — there are so many cool designs at the dollar, vintage and craft stores these days. 

The necklace, which included a diamond from Bush’s mother’s wedding ring, was found inside the suitcase that fell out of her truck on Monday, Dec. 10.

Donna, who works at a kohanga reo in Māngere East, is asking for the public to help find the battery.

What a joy. But why did he leave it on the porch? Dad picked up the wagon front and back and said, “Well, he couldn’t get it through the door.” My bother took the wagon handle and pulled it right into the living room.

3. Is it bad that the trailers playing ahead of Welcome to Marwen are all over the place? Generally, trailers mimic what’s to come, which makes sense: People paying for Aquaman probably want to see more superheroes, and people paying for The Favourite probably want to see more Oscar hopefuls. But ahead of Welcome to Marwen, there was a trailer for a Christian movie called Breakthrough, for Destroyer, for the Kevin Hart–Bryan Cranston feel-good comedy The Upside, for the Liam Neeson snowplow action movie, for the Rebel Wilson meta-rom-com, for the Downton Abbey movie, and for the new M. Night Shyamalan movie. This suggests that literally no one — not even studios — knows who this movie is for.

"That’s a little disappointing and a bit terrifying considering how long recycling has been a part of our national conversation," she said.

For a traditional look, choose a red or green velvet, or a Blackwatch green and navy tartan, then carry those colours through in the napkins — you can get gorgeous linen-feel ones from supermarkets for under a tenner.

“I think what’s fun is we get to work together doing it,” Adler said. “It’s a pretty simple design, so it means that more kids can participate than what we might have doing special painting events. That’s kind of a fun way to incorporate kids that don’t always get to do this kind of thing.”

We’ve all been there–the gifts have been opened and what’s left is a heaping pile of wrapping paper, boxes, ribbons, and tissue paper. Instead of throwing it all into a garbage bag, the New York Hall of Science has a fun series of events running from December 27th-30th that will let you “Remake the Holidays.” Workshop topics include turning wrapping paper and catalogs into garland; helping to build a Winter Wonderland using paper, textiles, and cardboard; and “tinkering” with toys and everyday materials to make new creations.