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Wishing Christmas, Merry Christmas post some simple tips for prepare
this festival. Christmas can be a stressful time to manage everything.
Below are some practical suggestions can help you to reduce your
Christmas stress. here are four top tips for you. Just use these simple
tips & Enjoy Christmas.
1) Tips for Shopping
1) Tips for Shopping
Don't Wait
When you shop on Christmas Eve you're
going to have to fight the crowds, choose from limited merchandise, and wait in
long lines. Buy your gifts little by little, beginning in November, and you can
avoid last-minute shopping.
Make A List
You want to keep a brief, very organized, specific list that
you can check off as you take care of the gifts for each person. It’s amazing how much unnecessary junk people
buy every year as Christmas presents just because it’s cheap. Price alone is never a good reason to buy
anything. If they don’t specifically want it, don’t buy it. It’s your own fault
if you end up going broke after buying the kids all kinds of unnecessary gifts
that they will forget all about five minutes after they open them!
Get your list and buy your Christmas presents at a leisurely
pace to avoid the stress. Most online stores offer simple navigation and secure
shopping. The benefits to online shopping are additional security using your
credit card and no sales tax if the company doesn't have a store in your state.
Look for special deals that allow free shipping or discounts that will offset
the shipping fees. When you shop online, you can find out instantly if an item
is in stock, and you'll find a receipt right in your email inbox after the
transaction.
2) Tips for Christmas letter
Sweet & Short
Even the most doting aunties can be daunted by a multi-page,
single-spaced Christmas letter that drones on (and on and on) about the minutia
of family doings. Keep Christmas letters short and sweet! Hit the year's high
points, and save the day-by-day description of your summer vacation for long
lunches or personal phone calls.
Writing Approach
Think about who you are writing to. Think about the faces of
the loved ones who will read your Christmas letter. What can you say that will
bring smiles to those faces? What will be interesting those reading your
letter? When will you welcome visits? Mention things in your letter that you'd
want to hear from your closest friends.
3) Decorating Tips
It's fun to decorate a house for Christmas. Keep this in
mind and don't try to make things too perfect. Enjoy the ritual of putting up
your decorations, and when you're done, turn off the living room lights, turn
on the Christmas tree lights, make yourself a cup of hot chocolate or floral
tea, and sink into your couch with your loved ones.
4) Gift Tips
It is important to have a general sense of what type of
humor each of your family members like. For boys it may be gross out humor. For
girls it may be riddles. Older adult may have a completely different
preference. Also you should make sure that you are not caught unawares by what
they actually like. People's preferences don't often follow conventional wisdom
especially when it comes to what they find funny. So do research so that you
find a gift that doesn't make them mad.
Hope, all above tips will helpful to you. so, again
Wishing Christmas Merry Christmas!
2 comments:
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Betty Sue, thanks for your valuable response..
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