
So imagine our excitement when she invited us to be one of the guests this year… Christy and I quickly put our heads together to come up with our very favorite things to share–things that will make great gifts, things that will make your life easier, and even a few things that you probably will want to put on your own list to Santa. If you are a regular reader you might have heard us rave about a few of these before, but since they are that good (looking at you, Glamorous Wash! {see below}) we included them again along with some new favorites too.
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This oversized scarf is tip-top on my favorites list right now because not only is it so soft and warm, I think it looks cute on too :). I purchased this a few weeks ago, and once our cold weather set in I have been wearing it non-stop. I was a little afraid it would be bulky, but it’s really just perfect and cozy. I find I can throw it on with a sweater and forego a coat on days that aren’t too terribly cold. The material feels luxurious; this would be a great gift for anyone on your list who shares my extreme dislike for being cold! It comes in several colors with free shipping.

If you are a fan of soft and cozy, my niece wore these iScream pajamas pants on vacation last year and my daughter couldn’t get her own pair fast enough. They are SO soft, thick, and comfy. We now give them as gifts to all our young friends for birthdays and they come in all sizes and tons of fun patterns. They also come in a shorts version (with ruffles!) for warmer weather/climates, we love these! These would be a perfect gift for any girl/teen in your life and maybe even for you 🙂
My final favorite thing for the holidays is my 2017 Holiday Planner, click HERE for more information about how this planner will help you stay organized so you can truly enjoy the holidays!

First up on my list is this gorgeous dusty rose foldover clutch. I snagged it last week and it is perfect for the season. Velvet and blush pink are both on point if you’re a trend follower, but this is a classic color and style. I paired mine with boring old black and white, and the color definitely jazzed my outfit up.

If you’re a Southerner who reads magazines, then you probably already have a subscription to Garden & Gun. If you don’t, then you should! Their Southerner’s Handbook is such an entertaining read and covers everything from the perfect mint julep recipe to when and how to wear seersucker.
They’ve just released their newest book, S is for Southern, and that’s on my Christmas list because I do love all of their books. I actually give their Good Dog book to friends who have lost a pup as a memorial gift.
One of my favorite Christmas scents, next to peppermint, is fir. The Thymes Frasier Fir Candle is the most heavenly of all the fir candles, in my humble opinion. I treat myself to one every season.
I adore my Nespresso Machine; it’s the K-cup version of espresso and cappuccino for lazy people like me. I got hooked on high-octane blends when we took a trip to Spain earlier this year, and I ordered this baby within a week of our return. I use an electric milk frother with it and the combination is heavenly!

Now that we’ve shared all of our must-have items with you, hop on over to Home by Heidi; she’ll be sharing her favorite things in the morning!
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I love this list — I have never heard of the glamorous wash or the southerner’s handbook, they are both intriguing to me. I love Kenra too and the kate spade Earrings ♥ Thanks for sharing your favorites!
Hi! Just curious…how do you get the labels off of the cute yogurt containers? I love the glass jars, but could not get the labels off. 🙂
Thanks so much!
Lisa
Hey, Lisa–
The labels are sticky, aren’t they? First, I soak them in hot water for a few minutes, then peel them off. The residue that’s left on the rim and the sides will come off with hot water and a steel wool pad.
Hope that helps!
Christy