I celebrated my first Rudolph day on Monday. Sort of. First, I worked but only until noon. Then, I went shopping.
Happy Rudolph Day to me! There are some places I shouldn’t go unsupervised. Bath and Body Works is one of them. Thankfully, for our budget, I seldom venture into the actual store.
Basically, between lunch, making dinner, and taking J to his lesson, I had only a small amount of time for whatever this Rudolph Day entailed. Made me a bit anxious until I remembered my word of the year (less). I did not have to do *all the things* after all.
After my shopping trip (where I bought a Valentine’s Day candle plus some new scents of shower gel/lotion to try), I had a cup of mint hot chocolate. I did add whipped cream to it for the sake of being fancy.
Looked around on line for Rudolph Day sites and ideas. It’s when I stumbled across the site with the falling snow I shared on Monday. And I properly cleaned out the storage tote I set aside for Rudolph Day things. Also, added a few small empty Christmas tins plus a belated gift from my hair dresser to it. Are gnomes considered Christmas? Or year-round? For now, he’ll be my Rudolph Day mascot.
Other than those things, I read my Christmas Island book during J’s lesson and kept on reading it after we returned home.
I did a little less with Rudolph Day than I expected but it was enough.
Mostly, I’m using the ideas from this site. It’s an older one but I prefer it to the updated site. If you celebrate Rudolph Day, how/what do you do to celebrate it?
I love this idea!
Thanks for the link.
Hope you have a cozy day, my friend.
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Thank you! I am really hoping it keeps me on track a bit for Christmas 2021, excited to have a single place (bin) for all my pre-shopping other than my dresser. Thinking I’ll enjoy a different flavor of cocoa each Rudolph Day and maybe take every 25th off work (we’ll see how that works out, ha!). Hope you have a wonderful weekend (and Thursday but I think Thursday is close enough to the weekend, don’t you?)