This is my second year computerizing my christmas lights to music with Light-O-Rama software. The house is in Miami Lakes Florida, there is a total of 102,000 lights and 304 channels that control them.
Merry Christmas from the Delgado Family
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SINDIKATO PRODUCTIONS
SPINMAGIC STUDIOS
Director: Enzo Valdez
Director of Photography: Enzo Valdez
2nd Unit Directors of Photography: Dan Chua & Edzon Rapisora
Photographers: Dan Chua & Edzon Rapisora
Stylist: Dan Chua
Assistant Director: Dan Chua
Production Manager: Dan Chua
Editor: Edzon Rapisora
“A Christmas Gift” is part of the Soupstar Christmas Album entitled “Sakto Sa Pasko”
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How to make the World’s most expensive Christmas card at home. You’ll need paper, card, an iPhone and Bauble. Click here to download Bauble: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/bauble/id338007683?mt=8
The cost of the iPhone and a phone contract, plus the cost of the cardboard, glue, and sparkly embellishments make this the most expensive Christmas card in the world. You can pick up a cheap iPhone from eBay if you don’t want to risk mailing a brand new one. Happy crafting!
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I want a really good, but also very simple, desert recipe to give people for Christmas. I don’t want to bake a cake, I just want something fun, quick, and really tasty. 
Cookies or something would be really good, but maybe there is something else that is just as good but more original.
Merry Christmas everyone!
Chocolate dipped pretzel rods
You could add Christmas sprinkles before the chocolate dries to make them more colorful.
You could even do white chocolate and drizzle with white chocolate that has been dyed red (food coloring).
There are lots of "toppings" you could use. Crushed candy canes, mini chocolate chips, crushed nuts, mini M&M’s.
My science teacher made ornaments using Borax,and fuzzy pipe cleaners;
and i forgot the directions on how to make them,
does anyone know?
i would appreciate it,
thank you.
I just web-searched [borax "pipe cleaners" ornament]
one of the following links should be what you desire
The last one doesn’t tell how to do decorations, but how to use borax for making your own candlewicks.
They are all guys 18-21. 3 of them I have to get presents for because my parents always help their parents and my parents expect me to get presents for them. I don’t really know them though. I’ve "known" them for 5 years but I still don’t know what they like.
The other three guys I have never met but they are one of my best friend’s friends and they are visiting from another country this Christmas. I’m hosting a Christmas party this year so I don’t want them to be left out when everyone is exchanging gifts. Any ideas?
As you dont know them that well and you dont know what they like, you might buy something that the boys are not intrested in. You dont really want to be spending lots of money on people who you dont really know but its nice of you to think of them. Maybe a small box of chocolates for each would be good, you cant go wrong with chocolate!(:
I will be in Florida from December 17th through January 5th. I would really like to see the christmas lights at disney lit up at night. I want the whole christmas experience, but not the tons of people on christmas day. When is the best time to see them? Any other suggestions of cool or different things to see around christmas time in orlando?
Thanks!
Early December is the best. During your time frame, every single day will be a zoo. If you just wrap you mind around that fact, and stay as patient as possible, you’ll enjoy the experience better. You can enjoy huge crowds if you embrace why they’re there along side you. They too want a magical experience, and something to share with their kids.
Everyone runs a little bit different. I know of some who do it at midnight on Christmas Eve (when Christmas technically starts), some do it on Christmas morning, and I know some who do it on Christmas evening.
When does your family do gifts together?
On Christmas eve morning we each open one present then the whole family gets together at my sisters house for Christmas eve dinner and we open presents there then we visit my husband’s family and open a couple gifts then on Chrismas morning we open a bunch of gifts then we go to our church and open some gifts after the play then we stop by my mother in law’s and open presents and finally we open presents at my mothers house after Christmas dinner.
I have 20 christmas cards that I need to write for tomorrow, a few of them for people I’ve had dealings with but no personal experiences with (Most of my friends’ cards have little memories in them)
What are some good things to include to tell the person I am wishing them a happy holiday, plus a little bit more without actually just limiting myself to "Happy Holidays"
Thank you so much!
May your Christmas be filled with family and love.
My science teacher made ornaments using Borax,and fuzzy pipe cleaners;
and i forgot the directions on how to make them,
does anyone know?
i would appreciate it,
thank you.
I just web-searched [borax "pipe cleaners" ornament]
one of the following links should be what you desire
The last one doesn’t tell how to do decorations, but how to use borax for making your own candlewicks.