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Heather R.
Heather is a married mom of three girls living in Nevada. She has been writing online since 1998. When she's not blogging she enjoys spending time with her family and pets (which includes three cat... more
My favorite part is visiting with family out of town that we don’t often get to see. Thanks.
I love the time we spend together with family and friends. The Christmas music is a wonderful touch. We all have our favorite songs we play and sing.
the decorations (lights, trees, wreaths, …)
My favorite part is volunteering with my family for Blue Santa
My favorite part of the holiday season is the food and yummy treats.
I love spending time with my family.
My favorite part of the Holiday Season is the food. SO much good food!
Thank you
Hi Heather,
I just wanted to let you know that your link to my blog is, in fact, its first official link (aside from foodgawker and tastespotting). So thank you very much
Hi Mike! You’re very welcome, and I look forward to visiting you a lot more often!
Years ago pepperidge farm use to sell gingerbread men cookies, one side was dipped in dark chocolate. They only came out at Christmas and the cookies ran about seven dollars a box but they were worth every penny. Do you know if they still make them? And where I can get them? Thanks
Wouldn’t it be nice if everyday was National Milk Chocolate Day?! Way to celebrate!