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Coffee Talk!

We can never have too much coffee or tea in our lives right? I wish I could sit down and have a cup of coffee with all of my readers. This is something I hope to do on the regular. This is where I can talk to you about ideas, and you can give me feedback. Or we can talk about shows I've been loving, sports I've been watching etc.

First up, I'm starting to plan my posts for the upcoming Holiday season. Is there anything you would like to see me write about? Recipes, long wearing makeup, decorations? Let me know!

Second, does anyone watch Chicago Fire? Guys, these last two episodes have been GUT WRENCHING! Poor Kelly Severide. I mean, Taylor Kinney has been absolutely BRILLIANT with his acting. And I'm just saying, if they need anyone to give him a hug, (Either Taylor or Severide,) I volunteer as tribute. (wink, wink!)

Thirdly, what has been your favorite Hallmark movie so far? It is really hard to choose. I downloaded the app, and the only downside is that Hallmark and Hallmark Movies and Mysteries have movies on at almost the same time on Sunday's! I'm forever recording at least one!

Has anyone gotten done with Christmas shopping yet? I think I have ideas for everyone, now it is just a matter of buying them. I hope to be done with shopping by December 15. We’ll see how that works out. Haha!

I want to hear from you! Leave me a comment with your ideas!

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