Is It Even Christmas Time?
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Is It Even Christmas Time?

It's just not the same this season.

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Is It Even Christmas Time?
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Can you believe Christmas and the new year are right around the corner?

I don't know about ya'll, but this year just doesn't have the holiday spirit like it usually does. Maybe it's because of the lack of snow, not being able to sit on Santa's lap anymore, or because of how the entire year seemed to go for everyone (it was bad), but the holiday season just isn't the same.

With all of the new technology and what not, I feel like I've bought most of my gifts through websites like Amazon. Has it literally gotten to the point for anyone else where you can't even go to the store to buy whatever the gadget might be? Kind of sad, but it definitely fits in to my lazy-bum schedule.

With all being said, THANK YOU to the houses off of 1st Street who still, somehow, find the energy, time, and money to put a show on for the valley. At least something around here feels like Christmas! If you haven't been to see the "blue lights" or the extravaganzas off of H Road, and 1st St., I highly recommend it. It's perfect for date nights, hanging out with friends, and even singing along to Christmas Carols with the whole family.

BUT, if you are also on board with the lazy-bum schedule this holiday season, here are some pictures from the homes of the valley! Hope you enjoy! (But really, they're better in person!)

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