The Holidays Are Here...

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I hope everyone enjoyed their Halloween. I worked most of the week and weekend, so the day of I just stayed in and had a marathon of me and my husbands favorite show. Supernatural. It was perfect for Halloween. I also made mac and cheese for the first time in the slow cooker. It was so creamy and good. (A little too good). I definitely will only be eating that once or twice a year lol.
So I know you are either like me or against me in the fact that right after Halloween I am in Holiday mode. This has always been my favorite time of year. I love everything about it. The food. The atmosphere. I put up all my decorations. The only thing I need now is a little tree, and some lights. I already have been playing holiday music and watching Christmas movies :) When do you guys start holiday decorating and getting into the spirit? I know there are some people who put up their tree the night of (which seems silly to me) only because then you take it down only two weeks later. But it is still special when done with love and family. I will be trying to tackle some of your biggest holiday issues. Such as: Budgeting, gifting, recipes, etc. So please email me your suggestions and concerns so I can get on them right away. As well as doing some reviews on products I will be testing for the season.


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Bigelow is known for their tea. Now they will be known for their seasonal tea flavors. The new collection includes: Pumpkin Spice, Salted Caramel, and Apple Cider.



Signing off a "Cheery" Coffee Diva

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