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FancyFlappers found this awesome “all about Christmas” site. Find recipes and family fun at NorthPole.com. There’s something for kids, parents and teachers on  this site. They have a gazillion cookie recipes. YUM!!! Here’s just a few;

1-2-3 Cookies

  7 Layer Cookies

Allie Nelson’s Famous Snickerdoodle Cookies

Almond Crescent Shortbread

Amish Sugar Cookies

Andies Candies Cookies

Angel Crisps

Angenets

Applesauce Cookies

Apricot Fold-Overs

Aunt Edy’s Molasses Crinkles

Auntie Linda’s Ginger Gems

Bakeless Dream Cookies

Banana Drop Cookies

Best Chocolate Chip Cookies in the World

Biscotti Biscotti

Blueberry Cookies

Boiled Chocolate Oatmeal Drop Cookies

Bronwnies

Brown Sugar Shortbread

Brownie Cookies

Brownie Delight

Brownies

Buccaneer Snowballs

Buried Cherry Cookies

Butter Cookies

Butter Nut Balls

Butterballs

Butterscotch Haystacks

C.O.P. Cookies

Candy Cane Cookies

Candy Cookies

Caramel Shortbread

Cheesecake Brownies

Cherry Buns

Cherry Crowns

Cherry Winks

Chewies

Chewy Noels

Chinese Chews/Haystacks

Chocolate Chip Cookie Bars

Chocolate Chip Cookies

Chocolate Chip Meltaways

Chocolate Chip Peanut Butter Cookies

Chocolate Christmas Trees

Chocolate Cream Cheese Squares

Chocolate Crinkles

Chocolate Mint Snow-Top Cookies

Chocolate Oatmeal Cookies (no bake)

Chocolate Snowball Cookies

Chocolate Streusel Bars

Chocolate Sundae Cookies

Chocolate Walnut Crumb Bars

Choco-Scotch Crunchies

Choose A Cookie Dough Recipe

Christmas Crackers

Christmas Crunch Bars

Christmas Ginger Snaps

Christmas Macaroons

Christmas Mice Cookies

Christmas Shaped Cookies

Church Window Cookies

Coconut Cookies

Congo Squares

Cookie in a Jar

Corn Flakes Cookies

Cornflake Christmas Wreaths

Cowboy Cookies (oatmeal)

Cream Cheese Cookies with Apricot Filling

Crème De Menthe Chocolate Squares

 and fudge recipes;

2 Minute Microwave Fudge	Aaron’s Buttery Cashew Brittle	Almond Bark
Amanda’s Peppermint Creams	Ann’s Cream Nut Candy by Ann Byrne	Bavarian Inn Peanut Bars
Beth’s Delicious Fudge	Buckeyes	Buckeyes
Butter Mints	Candy Cane Brittle	Candy Cane Fudge
Caramel Krispie Treats	Caramels	Carmel Corn
Carol’s Christmas Treats	Chocolate Balls	Chocolate Billionaires
Chocolate Chow Mein Candy	Chocolate Covered Cherries	Chocolate Covered Nuts
Chocolate Covered Peanut Butter Balls	Chocolate Covered Pretzels	Chocolate Covered Pretzels
Chocolate Covered Pretzels	Chocolate Nut Caramels	Chocolate Popcorn
Chocolate Silk Bon Bons

and games… http://www.northpole.com/Clubhouse/Games/.

It’s all about Christmas. I hope you enjoy it as much as I have.

FancyFlappers

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 Send Santa to our Troops!

Christmas is a lonely time for our soldiers abroad. We miss our soldiers with all of our hearts-but they miss us even more. Let’s send some Christmas cheer and make their Holiday Season a little brighter.

Photo by Master Sgt. Winston Churchill (Photo by Master Sgt. Winston Churchill)

We are going to fill a HUGE stocking. Donations can be small wrapped gifts such as new movies(DVD’s), music CD’s, books, Christmas candy & cookies, coffee, cocoa, toiletries, anything small. Please gift wrap your donations, and feel free to add a card, or note expressing how much we appreciate them.

Prohibited Items

Although there are specific restrictions for each five-digit Military Post Office ZIP Code™ (APO/FPO), generally, the following are prohibited in the region of Operation Iraqi Freedom:*Obscene articles (prints, paintings, cards, films, videotapes, etc).
*Any matter depicting nude or seminude persons, pornographic or sexual items, or nonauthorized political materials.
*Bulk quantities of religious materials contrary to the Islamic faith. Items for the personal use of the addressee are permissible.
*Pork or pork by-products. 
*Batteries must be packaged seperately from any electronic device.

You may also donate cash, which will be used 100%, to buy little gifts and to cover the cost of shipping this 3ft stocking. We’ll even send extra parcels if we have enough.

See last years stocking

My brother-in-law served 2 tours in Iraq, and believe me, the soldiers desperately need some Christmas cheer. It’s very hard for them this time of year. They miss their families at home, the festivities, and the home cooked Christmas dinner. Just sending them a little something, reminds our soldiers that they are in our thoughts, and that we are praying for the next year’s Christmas to be spent at home.

To make a donations or to send a gift please check the Support-R-Troops website at http://support-r-troops.com/ for details.

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Unique Flapper Dress Costumes

Just a few examples of dresses that have been offered by

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Roaring 20s Theme Weddings

The 1920’s was a time of celebration. It was an era about Jazz, dancing, fine clothing, and entertaining. A Roaring 20’s theme can add fun and uniqueness to any wedding, and will definitely make it memorable. Here are a few ideas for a 20’s themed wedding.

Start by transforming your wedding party into a dark jazzy nightclub and hire a Jazz band. Have guests dress as their favorite silent movie stars or misicians, such as Bonnie & Clyde, Don Juan, Al Capone, Mae West, Rudolph Valentino, Bugsy Malone, Duke Ellington, or Clara Bow, just to name a few.

The brides apparel should be elegant. Knee length, dropped waist, chiffon and/or silk dresses, long beaded necklaces, and red lipstick. Cloches were popular, bands of silk flowers worn low on the head, and Juliet style caps. Fragrant orchids and lilies were a favorite. The bridesmaids could wear flapper dresses with feathers and fringe, seamed stockings, and cross-strap Mary Jane shoes. Although the style was risque for the time, it was also very glamorous.

Men were extremely stylish in tuxedos, spats, and top hats. Zoot suits with bold wide ties, polished wingtip shoes, and slicked back hair. Fedoras and pin striped suits. Men in the 20’s were rough, sleek, and romantic.

The meal should be All-Amercian with rich roasted meats, potatoes, and decadent desserts. Ice down huge metal troffs with “hooch”, “moonshine”, and “gin”. Have each table assigned to a 20’s theme or event such as the “Jazz” table, “Prohibition” table, “Gangster” table, “Charleston” table, “Ragtime” table, or the “Shimmy” table. Decorate with empty champagne bottles, large feathers and beads.

Hold a best dance or best costume contest. Create a casino corner for Poker, Black Jack, and Craps. All winnings to be donated to the bride and groom.

Hire a photographer to take pictures of your guests in their 20’s garb, and have someone take Polaroid pictures to share and take home, for memories of a wedding that will soon not be forgotten.

Unique Flapper Dress Costumes with Accessories

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How to Host a Murder Mystery Dinner Party
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A Murder Mystery is an easy, entertaining, & affordable way to host a dinner party. It provides hours of non-stop entertainment and conversation with all guest participating. A role play party usually has a fixed number of guests, with each guest playing the role of a character.

Murder Mystery game kits can be purchased for appx. $30-$40 and usually allow for 8-10 players. The kit includes all the accessories to host your Murder Mystery party such as clues, skits, menus, music, costume suggestions, and manuals. Each guest will have a script, and instructions to play their role, so acting ability is not required.

To make the most out of your Murder Mystery dinner party, let your guests know well ahead of time what character they will be playing, and have everyone dress the part. Be sure to set create an ambiance with mood lighting, appropriate music, and a dinner menu that fits your scene. For instance, for a 1920’s themed Murder Mystery the time period would be the late 20’s, Prohibition, and Jazz. Your guest should dress as Flappers and Gangsters. The scene might resemble a dark nightclub with Jazz playing in the background. The host might serve hooch, and an all American meal like steak or roast, with potatoes and a fluffy dessert.

The game will have several rounds designed to fit around your dinner. Participants can discuss their clues and ask questions. Once players have gathered all of their clues, each character will declare their innocence by presenting their facts, and will then accuse a suspect. The game ends when the murderer has been revealed.

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