You survived yet another Thanksgiving and now Christmas is just 25 days away… are you prepared to have some holiday fun? This blog is designed to provide tips on how to make the season as entertaining as possible for families of all shapes and sizes (dysfunctional or not). If you missed part of the week due to Thanksgiving travel or meal preparation, here’s your chance to catch up:
November 24th—–Homemade Decorations for Your Thanksgiving Table. The rustic crafts detailed in this blog allow you to add seasonal touches to your holiday dinner table. Not only will they help enhance your culinary masterpieces, but also you can give them away to your guests as parting gifts once the family celebration is over.
November 25th—–Thanksgiving Family Fun Indoors and Out. This blog provides tips on how you can make the most of your time with out-of-town relatives who are itching to have some holiday fun.
November 26th—Last-Minute Homemade Thanksgiving Decorations. From candles to flowers, fruit and leaves, you can brighten up any holiday table with affordable materials found around your own home. Find out how in this blog.
November 27th—–Family Fun in the Snow. You can’t go an entire winter without having fun in the white stuff, so why not get your money’s worth by taking advantage of sensational seasonal sales being offered by ski resorts around the country? You can view some of the snow bargains in this blog.
November 28th—–Holiday Geography Fun for the Whole Family. Did you know that Santa Claus has a second home in Indiana? If you are looking for travel destinations that truly capture the essence of the holidays, consider visiting some of the cities detailed in this blog.
November 29th—Christmas Fun in North Pole… Alaska. Pack up the kids and head to the North Pole this season. North Pole, Alaska–not to be confused with the planet’s geographic North Pole–is located roughly 12 miles from Fairbanks amid the Arctic Ocean. Find out what kind of cool family fun can be had in this northern destination.