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Thanksgiving Decor

I'll admit it.  While I love, love, love the feelings surrounding Thanksgiving and the food, I am waaaay more into the decorations for Christmas.  I'm not sure why that it; are there just no cute Thanksgiving decor options?!  That cannot be true... I went on a hunt and here's what I found!  But who are we kidding -- I'm still jonesin' to set up that tree!  The only thing holdin' me back is that we're hosting Thanksgiving here!
Thanksgiving Decor

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  1. StephanieNovember 23, 2013 at 9:30 AM

    Those are really cute items! Did you order any of them to add to your decor?

    Good luck hosting! That's going to be a lot of work! I have yet to host. My kitchen is too small anyways. I won't be hosting until we get a bigger house! :)

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    1. Crabby SunflowerNovember 23, 2013 at 9:45 AM

      I am obsessed with that stack of mugs and have been on the fence with color choices... but I also love that wicker pumpkin. First world problems I suppose!!!

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