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Bake Christmas cookies
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Watch a classic Christmas movie (or maybe all of them)
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Read one of the Harry Potter books
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Go to a fancy Holiday party (bonus points if you wear a sparkly dress)
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Drive around the neighborhood looking at Christmas lights
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Buy a Christmas present for someone unexpected
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Play a Christmas game with friends or family (Holiday Charades, anyone?)
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Drink a Christmas cocktail
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Decorate a gingerbread house
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Wear your favorite Christmas PJs
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Go to a Christmas tree farm to get your tree
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Wear a tacky Christmas sweater
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Give back by doing community service (Angel Tree, visit local hospital or shelter, etc.)
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Read the Bible story of Jesus’ birth
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Go Christmas shopping for presents
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Buy special wrapping paper and have a gift wrap party
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Make a gingerbread loaf or gingerbread men cookies from scratch
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Go ice skating
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Buy a new holiday candle
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Make paper snowflakes and roast s’mores
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Watch the Nutcracker performance or go to a Holiday Play
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Sit on Santa’s lap
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Get a special holiday drink from Starbucks
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Ride in a horse drawn carriage
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Have a Merry Christmas!
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The best bucket lists are filled with friends, family, and food. You really can’t go wrong with those. I hope you have a fun, old-fashioned family Christmas that’s full of doing things you love with the people you love! It’s the most wonderful time of the year, and there’s no better way to celebrate than by going full-fledged Elf this season. So, enjoy the mistletoe, marshmallows, and memories! Â
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Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays,
MK