Are you the kind of person--like my amazing and very craft-talented Mother-in-Law--who spends hours making personal Christmas cards to send out?
Or, do you take the easy road and just send the store bought kind--preferably, in all money-saving-consciousness, of course--purchased the day after Christmas the year before?
Bet you can't guess which one yours truly is.
If you said the first--I'm laughing in your face right now.
I'd be that gal that goes on the hunt the day after Christmas, digs through heaps of unorganized, left-over cards, and finds the best ones she can--generally ones with some sort of verse on the inside, seeing that without the coming of Jesus, we'd have no Christmas card sending at all--and stock up on those for next year.
This year, I am doing things differently--and I couldn't be more excited about it!!
I've always dreamed of doing those fancy photo Christmas cards--like my sister-in-law Karie always does. I drool over hers every year and think, "Why don't I do that?"
The answer is really, really simple. Cost.
However, this year, Shutterfly--which is an amazing online photo company I have used in the past to make great photo calendars for family gifts--is treating bloggers (like myself) to 50 free Christmas cards!
I am torn between a few designs. There tons of great ones to choose from--here are just a few I like.
It’s been 84 years…
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Okay, not really. It's been over 11 years since I last posted here. I came
back looking for a very specific picture that I knew I could find here. I
wonder...
2 years ago
2 comments:
Just told rog tonight we need to think about a family pic for our christmas card this year. I think it's been 4 years since our last one. how sad is that???
Can't wait to see the family pic! I have used shutterfly lots before and LOVE them!!! Missing you, hope to *talk* soon!
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