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loribeck
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Lori
Alvordton 36
USA
588 Posts

Posted - Oct 12 2019 :  5:25:42 PM  Show Profile
Yesterday my favorite Christmas store opened. The Holly Jolly Christmas Shop in West Unity Ohio. This year they have also added Santa's Photo Shop as well as one other store. I am so excited. The store changes themes every year and they decorate it so beautifully. It always lifts my spirits to go into the store and look around. It's only open three months out of the year and it draws a lot of business to town.

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quiltee
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Linda
Terrell TX
USA
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Posted - Oct 12 2019 :  5:44:26 PM  Show Profile  Send quiltee a Yahoo! Message
I love those kinds of stores. My town is too small to have one. Hmmmmmmmm - - -LOL! NOT! For me, anyway.

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Linda O
Lone Oak, TX

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MaryJanesNiece
True Blue Farmgirl

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Krista
Utah
USA
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Posted - Oct 14 2019 :  2:35:46 PM  Show Profile
Lori, I wish we had a store like that here. We visited a Christmas store like that in Iceland and it was so magical. I could definitely work there! Christmas is my favorite!

Krista
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loribeck
True Blue Farmgirl

588 Posts

Lori
Alvordton 36
USA
588 Posts

Posted - Oct 14 2019 :  5:54:31 PM  Show Profile
I went to two of the Christmas stores today and oh how beautiful they looked. This is the first year for Kringle's Korner. Homemade gourmet candies and New York cheesecakes. They had Christmas cups, bowls, plates and napkins as well as many other things. It was a wonderful place to be in. I would love to work in one of those stores. The other store that I did not go in yet is a specialty ornament shop. I will go in there sometime this week. I should take pictures the next time I'm in there so I can share them with everyone.

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Lori Beck
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katmom
True Blue Farmgirl

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Grace
WACAL Gal WashCalif.
USA
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Posted - Oct 14 2019 :  10:00:25 PM  Show Profile
I love those "Christmas" type stores,,, think there is one that opens up after Halloweeenie at the Mall down in Spokane Valley,,
I also luv that they have a big Holiday Arts-n-Crafts fair at the Fairgrounds....


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Red Tractor Girl
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Winnie
Gainesville Fl
USA
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Posted - Oct 15 2019 :  10:23:09 AM  Show Profile
Those Christmas stores are so fun to visit. There is always lots of unique things and it just feels like an old fashioned Christmas inside.

Winnie #3109
Red Tractor Girl
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LadyInRed
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PeggyAnn
Vancouver WA
USA
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Posted - Oct 15 2019 :  11:22:10 AM  Show Profile
Lori...another thing you and I have in common...Old Fashioned Christmas Stores. When I go to The Oregon Coast each
year we have to go to The Christmas Store in Lincoln City. This Store is open year-round and It is like stepping back into
a Victorian Christmas of years past. Don't get me wrong they have a lot of Modern Themed Ornaments too like all the
Disney Characters, Dog and Cat Ornaments, Christian Ornaments etc. Plus they carry Calendars, Christmas Cards,
Stationary. We never get out of there in less than two hours. When we were at the Coast for my Beach Retreat earlier
this month My DIL, Her Mom (my Best Friend, and I bought all the Special Family Ornaments for this Christmas.
We try to hide them from each other and that is hard...but half the fun! I spent 130.00 easily just on Ornaments. But I'm
thinking by the time the Grandkids are grown and married they will never have to buy any ornaments...because we will
have them already covered. LOL ~ When I worked at Vancouver Mall we had a Christmas Store come in each year and
I loved going in there too...because they were only there for 2-3 months and then gone. They served Hot Mulled Cider
to all their guests (customers) etc. After they were no longer coming into the Mall I started the Tradition in my
Christian Book Store. Through November and December, we did Hot Cider, Hot Cocoa, and Christmas Cookies every
Weekend. It made the Store smell so good and so inviting. And I decorated the Store for Christmas every year too.
Such Good Memories! Thanks Lori for walking me down Memory Lane today!

Love, Hugs and Christmas Joy,
Peggy

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nndairy
True Blue Farmgirl

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Heather
Wapakoneta Ohio
USA
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Posted - Oct 15 2019 :  11:54:21 AM  Show Profile
I just looked up West Unity on the map. It's about 2 hours from me. Wonder if I can talk hubby into a trip between morning and evening milking.....


Peggy - my mouth is watering thinking of your bookstore!!!

~Heather
Farmgirl Sister #4701
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Killarney
True Blue Farmgirl

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Connie
Arlington TN
USA
4911 Posts

Posted - Oct 15 2019 :  12:48:31 PM  Show Profile
Lori,Winnie love those Christmas stores! Im lucky to be close to 2 towns who have historic town squares with Christmas Shops! Covington has Dickens on the Square eve Shoppers and Carolers in the 1800's Costumes and real roasted chessnuts!
Heather, what a fun trip. That would be!!Gatlinburg, TN. Has one that stays open all year.

Connie #3392
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loribeck
True Blue Farmgirl

588 Posts

Lori
Alvordton 36
USA
588 Posts

Posted - Oct 15 2019 :  8:05:19 PM  Show Profile
Grace, there is nothing like browsing through the Christmas stores. I can spend hours in them.
Winnie, they have a lot of unique items in there. They bring in different items every year. The decorations are so exquisite. I can only imagine all the work that must go into the decorating.
Peggy, I'm sure you would love the Christmas stores here. This year they have two new ones added. So fun. I didn't know you had a Christian Book Store. How wonderful that you spread the Christmas cheer with your customers. I love mulled cider. Yummy.
Heather, how wonderful that you are only 2 hours away from here. We will have to get together sometime soon. That would be awesome.
Connie, I would love to see the carolers dressed up in costumes from the 1800's. And roasted chestnuts. MMMMMMMMMM what a treat. Dickens on the Square sounds fun.

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