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The Christmas Spirit

The tree is packed away, decorations carefully stored, and my living room is so less intersting too look at; but it's done. Christmas is no longer a visual implant in my home, but I hope to keep the Christmas spirit alive throughout 2014. Until next time...Now, let's enjoy those snow days!!!

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