Anyone else counting down the next five days like this?
- Pick up last gifts (just three stores to go!)
- Wrap presents
- Deliver gifts
- Make desserts and cookies
- Find lost teacher gifts (stashed in a very safe place, I’m sure)
- Find just four more Elf hiding places (thank Heavens)
- Order Christmas cards (maybe I need to think about New Year’s cards…)
- Address envelopes
- Oh heck: send husband to buy stamps
- Tell the girls to turn off TV
- Order ham
- Buy more Scotch tape
- Make grocery list for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day (see menu and recipe ideas here)
- Set dining room table
- Make reindeer food
- Cover door to living room in wrapping paper so girls can burst through on Christmas morning
- Paint nails
- Travel to family Christmas
- Host second family Christmas
- Watch “Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer”
- Double check time of Christmas Eve service
- Drive around to see the lights
If the laundry and dishes could just do themselves for a week, I think I could manage. Good luck to you and your list!
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