Happy Christmas!
December 25th, 2009 — Christmas
Must See Holiday Film: "The Young Victoria"
December 25th, 2009 — Films
I’ve been eagerly awaiting the release of “The Young Victoria,” as it came out in London over year ago…. and boy was it worth the wait! I have to say this film has been my favorite film of the year! It is the most romantic movie, Emily Blunt is flawless in her performance and Rupert Friend was a dream to stare at for 2 hours. It was so sweet in fact that I teared up through out the entire film. Definitely put this on your list of must see films over Christmas! You’ll LOVE it!
Great Last Minute Gift Idea
December 24th, 2009 — Christmas, Gifts
For those of you who find gift certificates simple and easy. Instead of giving a gift certificate to a restaurant, Be creative with the theme and write it out on a plain white or festive plate. (like shown above for a restaurant in Paris) Don’t forget to include the actual certificate. Happy Gift Giving Wives! – THE WIFE
THE WIFE’s Christmas Playlist
December 24th, 2009 — Christmas, Music
Any WIFE who adores 1940’s and 1950’s inspired music will love playing this playlist while cooking Christmas dinner, Opening gifts under the tree on Christmas Morning or while hosting a Holiday Cocktail Party. Most of the Song can be found on the CD Swingin’ Christmas available on iTunes.
1. Glenn Miller – Jingle Bells
2. Benny Goodman – Winter Weather
3. Woody Herman – Let it Snow! Let it Snow! Let it Snow!
4. Les Brown – I’ve Got My Love to Keep Me Warm
5. Harry James – Brazilian Sleigh Bells
6. Benny Goodman – Santa Claus Came in Spring
7. Ella Fitzgerald – Santa Claus Got Stuck in My Chimney
8. Woody Herman – Santa Claus is Coming to Town
9. Louis Armstrong – Cool Yule
10. Benny Goodman – Jingle Bells
11. Billy May – Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer Mambo
12. Louis Prima – Shake Hands with Santa Claus
13. Glenn Miller – Frosty the Snowman
14. Les Brown – Let it Snow! Let it Snow! Let it Snow!
15. Louis Armstrong – Zat You Santa Claus
16. Glenn Miller – Sleigh Ride
Christmas Cookie Supplies
December 23rd, 2009 — Christmas, Cooking
You can customize the cutter by sliding in letters or premade words to form a name or message. When you press the cutter into the dough, your lettering is imprinted on the cookie, which can then be decorated with colorful icings and sugars.
Message in a Cookie Cutters, $9.99, William Sonoma
Decoration Suagrs, Pastes and Pens, $14.00 each, William Sonoma
