
Do you wrap stocking stuffers?
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Posted Nov 2, 2005 - 1:33 pm
tati, my husband's stocking is the giant one that hangs outside on the front door. I fill it pretty good too. One year I put his coveted rechargeable drill in it...
That's funny!!! My husband would like that one!!! He loves drills and tools. But most stockings here can't even hold stuff, they're fake stockings, just for decoration, as we don't have this tradition of putting stuff in them.
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Posted Nov 2, 2005 - 1:34 pm
We do. Growing up we had seven wrapped presents in our stockings and we opened one each day from Christmas to New Years. It extended the holiday and DH and I do it now. We don't have any kids yet but I plan to carry on the tradition.
That's a very nice tradition, Amber! I would like to have that here!!
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If it's wrapable but not edible, it gets wrapped. I remember when I was a kid, I loved ripping open wrapping paper, even if it was just a box of crayons inside. LOL
I still like doing that!!! It's more thrilling than unwrapping it carefully..
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Do you think I can still find stockings to buy when I go up there for Thanksgiving? Maybe I could try to start the stocking tradition in my family, even if it's just with my daughter... I feel like buying stocking stuffers...
Oh yeah! Those will be in supply a plenty! You may even find them in the dollar stores.
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Oh yeah! Those will be in supply a plenty! You may even find them in the dollar stores.
Cool! I am already teaching her how Santa leaves little gifts in the stockings, and people are starting to think I am really nuts, as we just don't have this tradition here. I just don't know where to hang the stockings... No fireplace, no wooden window frames... Any ideas?
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Posted Nov 6, 2005 - 9:34 am
on the tv stand, leave it stitting up near her bed, staircase, get creativeCool! I am already teaching her how Santa leaves little gifts in the stockings, and people are starting to think I am really nuts, as we just don't have this tradition here. I just don't know where to hang the stockings... No fireplace, no wooden window frames... Any ideas?
We had it at diffrent places at diffrent homes/apartments
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I just don't know where to hang the stockings... No fireplace, no wooden window frames... Any ideas?
I have a cluster of pictures on the wall near where I have the tree. I remove the pictures and use the hooks to hang the stockings.
If you're not going to pack the stockings full so they're fairly light, I have seen some filled stockings hung on the tree.
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