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For the last 5 years or so, I've been putting all of our family presents in Christmas Bags. When there were more families visiting, I used one type of ribbon for each family unit and then used labels or markers to put the names on. More recently, the packages are tied with a different ribbon for each person. Sometimes the present is for two people to share the package has a ribbon on it for each person sharing. So much less mess to clean up and less waste of paper. I usually buy the Christmas fabric after Christmas when it is selling for $2-$4 per yard.
Dinner Table
napkins i made several years ago with rolled hem on my serger.
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~ Dinner ~
Victor's pineapple sauce
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Chinese long beans with black bean sauce
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cream of broccoli/cheese soup
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baked apple crisp with vanilla ice cream for dessert
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