Ideas For DIY
The advent calendar has been used for many, many years in counting down for the Holidays. They are great for keeping little hands and hearts occupied during the anticipation of those days before Christmas, and these 15 ideas are perfect. They are all so different and unique that you are sure to find one that will work for you family.
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Moving into a new home is exciting, but without a plan, clutter can creep in before you know it! That’s why these 5 Tips for Preventing Clutter in a New Home are absolute game-changers. Instead of letting piles of stuff take over, this guide will help you create a fresh, organized, and stress-free space from the very beginning.
From smart storage solutions to intentional decluttering habits, these simple yet effective strategies will help you maintain a tidy and functional home—without the overwhelming mess. Whether you’re a minimalist at heart or just looking for ways to stay organized, these tips will set you up for long-term success.
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I hate being a grinch, but I want to remind people that Advent Calendars are to prepare us for the coming of the Nativity in Christian tradition, or the seasonal solstice in more secular terms. They are not to teach kids/adults about greed, which some of this new “tradition” seems to be promoting. The origins of Advent Calendars come out of Germanic traditions, and IMHO, buy a sparklely one at the card store and take the cash you might save to the nearest Red Kettle ad teach the true giving spirit to others