What are you waiting for? is now back in front 34.8. Right after Thanksgiving is at 33.7 I voted again to help your cause Made.

Thank you, I am all ready.Next up -- Lauriebear!
Can you post the 4 dresses pictures?!?!
Originally Posted by lauriebear![]()
ok... I struggle with this same thing... I love Thanksgiving and the whole message... But I LOVE, LOVE Christmas, what is a girl to do... Well, it isn't easy but over the years I have collect and now have what I call a Thanksgiving Village... It has Pilgrams (sp??) - Indians - Turkey's - Ducks (yes don't laugh they look cute) - pumpkins - and now a light house - with crafty fall leaves. I have Scarcrows (sp???) - and it looks SO cute, I now have this all through my home. No it is not Christmas, but it let's me have the decor and yet maintain my love of Thanksgiving too!!!
That is such a cute idea! Unfortunately we don't have room for all of that right now, but maybe someday! I'm glad you've found a great compromise!
I am sure you will look amazing in whatever dress you choose...
It was great to hear from you,
Thank you!! I"m hoping I will look okay. Who knows!
Brilliance
As we enter into the darkest months, there shines bright a community here. Community: the gathering of souls who believe in a common cause and celebrate it routinely. However, our little community is hardly routine. We hail from global corners. We have never spoken nor seen each other in person. We are as diverse as the universe, yet we speak a common language. We love a period of the year where the world stops for one moment and celebrates as one. Truly, there are those wonderful stories of the holidays- where strangers reach out and celebrate with charity that all too often is lacking the rest of the year. Look at the dysfunction that exists in our world and the pending darkness. Yet, all year long, here, our community is brilliant in love, and support, and friendship, and charity. In my darkest of days, I remembered: there is something bigger than this despair. It is friendship and love and the commonality of something that we celebrate, even if the rest of the world, only catches on for a few brief weeks. And it is fitting, that ever so close to Christmas, after the 21st of December and the longest night of the year, the world again joins us and goes into the light.
And so it has come to this, four days until the season
Wow. The wind is so strong here this afternoon that it sounds like my roof is going to blow off. I better head to the Pines soon or I may not make it.
Good evening,
Guess what?
I saw my first Christmas tree tonight! Lit up beautifully in the window of someones house. I saw another house with all their window candles all lit up.
Wow! It is really windy out all of a sudden. Earlier today I was outside and didn't need a coat and now I need more than a light jacket. The forecast for tomorrow is snow showers - finally! - so I made a big pot of cheezy potato soup. The kitchen smells good!
Hubby, my MIL, and I are sitting here watching the CMA's. I should be taking a nap, but I love the CMA's and can't seem to fall asleep. Maybe I will attempt it here again in 15 or 20 minutes. DH isn't really feeling any better. He ate some soup for dinner and he said that was a huge mistake. I hope he feels better soon - he has that test in the am for his fire instructor!
Hoping he returns to his oldself soon and all is well with you to


