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Old 12-17-2007, 01:45 PM   #1
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One week to go and I have got projects in different stages of completion all over my shop. I do it to myself every year but somehow manage to get them all done before the big day. Had to share my dilemma with you all because I am sure that no one else would allow this to happen to them.
Last year my wife had to just look at hers till it dried.

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Old 12-17-2007, 02:53 PM   #2
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Tom I know the feeling right down to the last min . thought I said it wouldn't happen this year well guess what
still not enough time
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Old 12-17-2007, 02:54 PM   #3
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I'm still cutting stuff that I need for the 23rd and that means it will stink like crazy. I plan on cutting Christmas ornaments in January this time. The issue comes too late anyway but I will be ahead of things next year.
(this year I mean it )
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You guys/gals are just too funny.....we all seem to do the same thing.
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same here finished 2 this weekend and started 1 last gift, its crunch time yeahhhhhhh baby nothing like pressure
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I'll join this club!! I am going to have to take a couple of days off of work (darn) to get my wife's gift finished.
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G'day all,
I'm in the same boat, Hopefully will finish a couple today and then one to go.
It just gets crazier every year.
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After doing that for years and years I finally decided not to make Christmas gifts for friends and family! I only make one and that is for my neighbor who looks after my cats when we go away to shows. Every year she gets a different cat! (wood one - not real one!) Everyone else's presents are bought from other vendors that I do shows with. Christmas always sneaks up on is - first it's Thanksgiving then a couple of days later Christmas shows up! We never did get around to getting a tree this year.
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Been there - done that. One year for Christmas I actually wrapped photocopies of the patterns to give as gifts, with the actual gift soon to be completed. This year I plan to finish on time. Starting next year's gifts in June, yeah right.

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Christmas always sneaks up on is - first it's Thanksgiving then a couple of days later Christmas shows up!
So true. The closer you get to Christmas, the faster time moves, till on the 28th it slows partway back to where it was before, and sits there all ready for next year Of course concerts also eat up a lot of time too, for me at least, being as I am in two choral groups.

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