Dogs all dressed and ready for a holiday party at doggy daycare. (via Everlasting Blort)
What Scandinavia Does on Christmas Eve.
Audibaubles are "sonic seasonal decorations." (via Moss and Fog)
Throwback Toys: Classic Christmas Gifts from the Year You Were Born. (via Nag on the Lake)
Let Them Eat Gingerbread.
A Bunch of Heartwarming Christmas Posts.
Vintage Photographs of People Dressed Up in Christmas Tree Costumes. (via Everlasting Blort)
A blast from the past (2014): How Cats Do Christmas.
I enjoyed the Heartwarming Christmas Posts, thanks!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas Miss C. Hope you and your family are having a wonderful time.
ReplyDeleteThe bored panda wholesome Christmas posts were heartwarming and cute... but...
ReplyDelete#11 My Son Had A Speaking Part In A Play At His School Despite Speech Issues!
She wrote, “This interfered with his confidence quite a bit, as one could imagine. His dad and I always felt like we had to “translate” whenever he was talking to someone!”
I’m not a speech therapist or psychologist but it strikes me as Mom and Dad being that protective by translating would undermine the kids confidence more than anything.
xoxoxoBruce
Toys from the year I was born? It starts in 1955, I was 3. But hooray for silly putty!!!!
ReplyDelete1952 was the slinky, at least according to this source:
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Candy Land was the hot had-to-have item in 1954 (I'd have been four weeks old by Christmas), but our family did have one by the time I was five.
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Happy Christmas, Miss C.!
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