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Holiday Gift Guide
For Loved Ones
Women Men Young Adult Under $30 Stocking Stuffers Couples and Families Elderly Experience Gifts Collectible Gifts
For Children
Babies and Toddlers Preschool and Kindergarten Girls Boys Children's Stocking Stuffers Children's Experience Gifts Timeless Toys
For Tweens and Teens
Tween Girls Tween Boys Teen Girls Teen Boys Teen and Tween Boy Stocking Stuffers Teen and Tween Girl Stocking Stuffers Teen and Tween Experience Gifts
For Everyone Else
Hostess Neighbors and Friends Teacher Business Gourmet Pet and Pet Lovers
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Every December my in-laws would receive an invitation in the mail that read, “Milk Punch” with a date and time. That’s it. They knew what it was because the annual New Year’s Day party had become a tradition of their friends. I always thought it sounded so festive (and would be so cute served in these @changnatalie cups at a party!).
I actually reached out to my mother-in-law’s friend, Betsy Davies, for the recipe she uses. Mrs. Davies said the tradition actually started by her parents in the sixties! She said,
“In a punch bowl, mix one half gallon of whole milk, one half gallon of inexpensive vanilla ice cream chopped into chunks. And one 750 ml of bourbon. Not Jack Daniel or Dickel just Kentucky bourbon, high quality not necessary. Sprinkle with ground nutmeg. Serve in punch cups or small glasses. Depending on the size of the punch bowl and/or crowd, you can make multiple batches at a time. The first sip may seem strong, but after that it is fine.”
You can also find a great recipe for smaller servings on @southernlivingmag!

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Giving Tuesday is a wonderful way to shift our hearts’ focus from gifts to giving. And donating in someone's name is the perfect gift for someone who says they “don't need one more thing.” Head to DoSayGIve.com for more resources and the Dallas non-profits who are doing incredible things in our city. #givingtuesday
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We had such a wonderful and restful time at the beach over Thanksgiving break! Lots of bike rides, games and even time at the pool. Of course I packed all our cute holiday @smockedauctions play clothes. Grab now for all your Christmas activities and gatherings. The striped pullover is on our Girls’ Gift Guide and is on sale for under $20! #ad #smockedauctions #30a #classicchildrensclothing

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Consider this your friendly reminder to stay on top of those holiday RSVPs (even those Paperless Post invites that can slip between the cracks). 'Tis the season for parties, parties, and more parties! More holiday hosting and guest tips coming soon, so be sure to keep an eye on our page! #etiquette #holidayetiquette #rsvp# #rsvpetiquette

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