- I’ve learned that sometimes you just need a break from the blog and even if you don’t write for almost a month, people will still come to the blog. You guys amaze me and I love you all for it.
- I’ve learned that you can rebuild relationships.
- I’ve learned that spending a little extra on really good food saves me in the long run because I don’t crave crappy fast food as much.
- I’ve learned that I will never knit Christmas gifts as fast as I think I can.
- I’ve learned that even my evil black cat can sense when I’m sad and will come comfort me.
- I’ve learned that you don’t need to decorate for Christmas to have a festive holiday.
- I’ve learned that I hate Christmas shopping for my husband and from now on we’ll just go shopping together, even if it’s not a surprise.
- I’ve learned I can make a damn good turkey dinner and that oven roasting bags are AWESOME!
- I’ve learned that I can pull off a successful holiday meal with a bit of planning and a husband who cleans (Thank you Jeff).
- I’ve learned that all you need to get your friends out of the house is bacon, cheese and chocolate (I’ll explain soon).
- I’ve learned that I can’t always do it all and sometimes I need to accept that.
- I’ve learned that it’s not about how much you spend on a Christmas gift but how much thought and effort you put into it that counts.
- I’ve learned that I still hate shopping, except at Stew Leonards.
- I’ve learned that a hot cup of coffee and some good kinmates make the season bright.
- I’ve learned that turning 30 is not nearly as bad as turning 29.
While it may not be evident on the blog, it has been a very productive December for me. I’ll catch you all up soon. What did you learn during the holidays?



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Great list with alot of truths to it.
We nned a break from blogging regularly or we lose our passion for it I find.
In my house I cook and my wife loves it, we share responsibility, that is what a marriage is. Nice to see you have a real man who understands the importance of that
I know too many guys who think all housework is woman’s work…they need to get into the 21st century lol.
Bacon, cheese and chocolate…mmmm…fondue night
All my best to you and your family and reader’s in 2010.
Great thoughts!
Yoou have a fantastic blog.
I learned that I do not have to go all out decorating for Christmas to make it festive. Christmas is more about your husband,dog, family and friends. The media blows the real meaning of Christmas wy out of perspective. It needs to be much more simple.
I learned I do not have to get everything done. Now I just have to put it into practice and live by it.
I learned I do not have to be ecerything to everybody. I need to be true to myself and by abiding by that it means more to my husband, and friends.
My husband and I wish you and your family a healthy happy 2010.
Hello.
Interest upon to my plat ))