Showing posts with label Holidays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Holidays. Show all posts

Halloween Decorations

Tuesday, September 20, 2011

I've been thinking about putting my Halloween decorations out, but is it too early? It's not even October yet. I enjoy seeing the decorations in the stores with the scary witches, spider webs and jack o'lanterns! Fall is a fun time of year. "Woman's Day" also has some great craft ideas available on their website and magazine. Check it out here.

Family Movies to Help You Celebrate the Fourth

Monday, July 4, 2011

Here are some family-type movie suggestions for celebrating the Fourth:
  1. National Treasure
  2. Yankee Doodle Dandy
  3. 1776
  4. Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
  5. Johnny Tremain
  6. April Morning
  7. Operation Petticoat
  8. The Music Man
  9. The Fighting Sullivans
  10. Pearl Harbor
  11. The Great Escape
  12. A League of Their Own
  13. Tall Tale
  14. John Adams
What other movies can you think of to help celebrate the Fourth?

Fourth of July

Monday, July 4, 2011

From http://www.freedigitalphotos.net
Ways to Celebrate the Fourth of July:
  1. Picnic with Family
  2. Go to a Parade
  3. Watch Fireworks
  4. Do something relaxing 
  5. Hike a national park in your area
  6. Tour local historical sites on American History
  7. Tour veteran's memorials in your area
  8. Watch a war-time movie or movie on American History
  9. Thank a vet
What are some ways that you can think of to celebrate?

Christmas Shopping, Now?

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

I did the December Christmas Shopping once and I hated the crowds. I usually know what my family likes so I shop the clearance racks and hold on to it for Christmas, Birthdays, and other events. The results: saving money and not being overwhelmed during the holidays! For instance I got one $140 item marked down to $30 and additional 15% off. The only downside is that you have to make sure it's something that they want because most stores have a 30-60 day return policy.
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