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35. Work a Christmas puzzle – This is a holiday tradition that has been passed down through many generations in my family, so we complete several favorites every Christmas.

Minnetonka’s Public Works Facility at 11522 Minnetonka Blvd. will accept trees on Saturdays in March from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. The city says just plant your Christmas tree in a snowbank to serve as a habitat for birds until then.

• Be careful when deciding on wrapping paper. The standard paper might not be as fancy, but it can be recycled;

In the infamous scene, Karen goes upstairs and puts the album on the stereo while she cries to herself, before going downstairs and putting on a brave face for her children.

The Latin beauty finished off her look with the Hanover Floral Tiara, which has previously been worn by Princess Caroline of Hanover and sister-in-law Ekaterina Malyshev. 

The list continued with a glow stick, a piece of gelatinous toy that expands with water, pearls, a car key, a bug, bleach on an ear bud – and the ear bud itself.

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Straws at least serve a unique purpose. Some people with disabilities need them for drinking liquids; and while there are plenty of non-plastic straw substitutes out there, the options haven’t been perfected. Paper straws and similar biodegradable options may be too flimsy for people with limited jaw mobility, for example, NPR reported.

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The folks at The Nomadik boldly claim that they offer the premier subscription box for adventure. Starting at $29.99 per month, Nomadik boxes are filled with innovative gear from premium brands alongside a monthly outdoor challenge. When you sign up, you’ll fill out a profile and will receive specially curated gear based on your interests. In each box, you can expect to find organizational equipment, accessories, gear and tools, and fuel, valued at $70 or more.

“[Babs and I have] been supporting this brand from the beginning because we love that they’re focused on slow fashion and pieces that last,” says Wilde. “I asked Babs for this, so that I can be hands-free on set while directing.”

Finish off the table with place cards made using upcycled jars filled with succulents that guests can take home at the end of the party.