DECK THE HOLIDAY'S

National Pie Day December 1 : Pies are so easy to make, especially if you start out with store bought pie crusts. Just make a quick filling, bake, and enjoy. National Fritters Day December 2 : Try a nice apple fritter for breakfast with a big cup of coffee. National Apple Pie Day December 3 : Apple pies are so easy to make, but since you just made a homemade pie, why not pick up a Mrs. Smith's pie? Just bake and add a big scoop of vanilla ice cream. National Cookie Day December 4 :  This is definitely the time to bake cookies. Get out your favorite recipe and make a large batch for friends and family. National Sacher Torte Day December 5 : Sacher Torte is a chocolate cake that was invented in the 1800s. You can find many recipes online or you can just bake a regular chocolate cake instead. Microwave Oven Day December 6 : For this food holiday, do something fun and find a recipe for candy that can be made in the microwave. National Cotton Candy Day...

This comes from  www.plumadorable.com  . Enjoy making a few of these as adorable gifts for friends, family and other people close to your hear. Waterless Snow Globes I have so many fun things to show you. I am really excited to share with you what my good friend Courtney did with my mantel. She transformed it into a Christmas wonderland. But, it will have to wait a couple of days because I am busy getting ready for this craft fair that Jess and I are doing on Saturday. For now I will show you how cute and easy these waterless snow globes are. It really does make me smile. ~Jenny

Besides all the popular winter holidays, there are lots of other reasons to celebrate throughout the month of December. Check them out. December 1: Special Kids Day  - If you have any special kids in your life, make this a day for them to remember. December 2: International Day for the Abolition of Slavery  - You may have thought that slavery was abolished long ago, but it still goes on. December 3: International Day of Disabled Persons  -  Spend the day like a disabled person would. I bet you will appreciate everything you are able to do that other people might not be able to. December 4: National Cookie Day  - What else would you do on National Cookie Day? December 5: Bathtub Party Day  - A party in the bathtub? That just sounds wrong. December 6: St. Nicholas Day  - It's like having a Christmas before Christmas. December 7: National Cotton Candy Day  - Try to not get sick from eating too muc...

   The  Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade  is the largest celebration of its kind. Over 3.5 million people watch the parade along the parade route in Manhattan and another 50 million watch at home on television. For many there is no substitute for seeing the floats,  enormous balloons  and marching bands in person. If you’re planning to view the parade in person from the streets of New York City, this is your insider guide for making the most of it. This year,  Hello Kitty and Papa Smurf  will be among those making an appearance in Midtown.    The  Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade ,  often shortened to  Macy's Day Parade ,  is an annual  parade  presented by the U.S. chain store business  Macy's . The tradition started in 1924, tying it for the second-oldest Thanksgiving parade in the United States along with  America's Thanksgiving Parade  in  Detroit , with both parades ...