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Hint — our neighbor across the street was playing Santa at his church that evening. Somehow he had ended his evening at Mary and Mikki’s home.

The V&A and Coco de Mer have come together to create a series of opulent lingerie collections inspired by artefacts from the museum. This design features delicate sheer cups overlain with the collection’s signature red embroidery.

15. And that Christie was going to be attempting a Russian accent? (I’m pretty sure these things weren’t clear.)

With craft supplies and a bit of creativity (inspired, may we suggest, by your favorite creative strain?), making unique lighters is as easy as it is fun. First, check out our slideshow of DIY lighters below and pick your favorites—then, scroll down to learn how to do it yourself!

A rugged outdoor bluetooth speaker, crafted with sustainable cork to be as natural as its environment. The speaker, which comes in four colours, is water and dust-proof, and each one boasts a 10-hour battery life which can be charged from flat in just two hours.

New Event: Snowflake event   -  From Dec 27th 00:00 to Jan 16th 24:00  -  Step 1: Play the game to collect Snowflakes

The group will compare stories and read them as a group to receive feedback. The bookstore is located at 1738 East McDowell Road. Visit the Palabras Bilingual Bookstore website. Joe Flaherty

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For a lovely aperitif, try a mandarin cocktail using the spirit of the moment, gin. But forget the expensive, flavoured stuff. Take a classic gin, such as Tanqueray, and add cloves to the bottle for at least 24 hours to infuse with a lovely festive flavour.

Carrie at the blog Making Lemonade came up with this cute, inexpensive Easter craft idea that’s a little more on the subtle side. So subtle, it could really work in your home year-round. 

My fondest memories that I can remember was Christmas 1987. Two of my dear friends, Fletcher and Maxine Owens, were kinda down and out because Fletcher had been in and out of the hospital. I wanted to try to cheer them up so I bought them a small Christmas tree and some presents to put under it.

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.