Keep calm it is Christmas

December 30, 2018

Keep calm it is Christmas

We have gathered some basic, and deathless tips for those who need some tips for Christmas Eve - to keep calm and happy this fast and furious time



1

Online shopping 

Avoid the feast-age crowds by shopping in your own house. You may as extensively as bewitch find a marvelous sales and deals exclusive to shopping sites. 2 weeks before Christmas shops are really very similar to hell, and that panic won’t provide comfort for you


2 

Countdown till Christmas 

Get a beautiful calendar and start your countdown of days before Christmas. That is how Christmas spirit comes into your house, your work and everywhere everywhere as a daily treat. If calendars are now for you - download a game app to schedule a countdown. Countdowns psychologically help to blow expectations  and add you more mobility and speed on preparations. 


3 

Fill your room with Christmas smells 

What you feel if smelling Christmas - oranges, cinnamon, apple cider, and cloves. Find all this I any form - in a real object of this mess, or in. A form of aroma candles and aroma sticks. Did you know that smell can form a range of emotions- even bigger than visual par of feel?


4 

Make a gift to your self before Christmas 

Did you know that making gifts affecting your emotional statement twice better than receiving? So don’t hesitate - and give a gift to your self. Of course, we advise to get a beautiful linen dress by Len.Ok (which is a perfect outfit for Christmas celebration!), but of course, you should choose something thetas really appreciated for you now.


5
Add lights and music 

If you are so exhausted and tired of christmas decorations -they are moving all around you on the streets in the offie on TV and IG, they are just boring, and even worse - irritating your eyes, don’t be panic, the best decorations is lights and music. Create a christmas wonder with a perfect playlist (this is our choise) and very gentle candle or electronic lighting - and the is enough














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