// collecting inspiration
We are road tripping today so I’m signing out for Christmas. {Though you will still find me on Twitter, Instagram and probably Facebook}.
I wanted to wish you all a Merry Christmas. Thank you for all your support, comments, shares and for just being here this year.
Have a safe and happy holidays. And remember the best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loudly for all to hear. You can add to this playlist here.
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Take a break from the Christmas crazy with some Christmas music and some weekend reading. {ps. There’s two YouTube videos embedded in this post ~ you may want to click over to get the full experience! 
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Listen // Coldplay Christmas Lights
Be // 50 most important realities of everyday life
Do // Generate your own typographic posters with recite this {great last-minute gift!} via how about orange
Get // I never wanted a tattoo ~ until I saw this
Photo // 12 quick tips for memorable holiday photos
Read // Remember The Snowman? Great article on this 23 minutes of magic
Make // Holiday bon-bons {with download} with Eat Drink Chic
Watch // Need help getting into the Christmas spirit ~ then just watch this {via here ~ where you can read the full story} Turn the little message icon to get sub-titles!
Lime Lane picks from the week //
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And have a great Christmas Eve Eve!
It’s sad but true, we spend a lot of time on our devices at Christmas. But spread the Christmas cheer across the digital divide with these:
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I posted this two years ago and was recenty reminded of it again. It seems it is as much of a tradition for me to forget about it than watching the movie itself.
Anyway, long story short, it’s too lovely not to share again. And it’s a lovely gentle, but festive, introduction to the week.
The Snowman is one of my favourite Christmas movies. And it’s beauty and simplicity particularly poignant at this time.
The Snowman is a children’s book by Raymond Briggs, adapted into a short, animated film {both are wordless} and first shown on TV on Christmas Eve in 1982. It was even nominated for an Oscar.
The scene above which features the song Walking on the Air is just a snippet of this film’s beautiful music and illustration.
You can read more about The Snowman here and watch it on You Tube here {the links from the original post have since been removed}.
Is too much Christmas ever enough?
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For the children //
And don’t forget the big Christmas round-up here with another 39 printables.
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Hello! I'm Kellie and here I collect inspiration ~ beautiful photos, words on creativity, lovely printables and handmade items. I love autumn, cameras, and of course, the colour lime.
