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Get your free printable Vintage Santa Gift Tags thanks to Jodie Lee Designs. Scroll down and click on the image to instantly access the JPG file for printing. I’m going to print these on cardstock and punch a hole through them so I can write “To” and “From” on the other side and easily attach them to presents.

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Get your free printable My Christmas Songbook sheet music for beginning piano thanks to Dover. Just click on the blue numbers at the top right to access each page. Right-click and select “Print” to print each page. There are three songs you can print plus three printable Christmas-themed coloring pages. Different songs that you can print. The songs you can print is “We Wish You a Merry Christmas”, “O Christmas Tree” and “Away in the Manger.”

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There was this purse I saw on Amazon that I instantly fell in love with and thought “I have to get this purse, it is so ME!”. But I didn’t buy it because the pricetag was over $200 – and I’ve never bought a purse that costs anywhere near that much.

I squelched my desire to buy it by printing out a picture of it and filing it away (so it was out-of-sight and out-of-mind).  Well, I found that picture a few months after I printed it and guess what? I no longer want that purse – and now when I look at it I think “Those zebra stripes are so NOT me”. I am so glad I didn’t buy it when I wanted to, but held onto it as a “wish” that might be granted or denied at a later date.

I’m still shopping for a new purse – but instead of browsing online for the “perfect” purse I’m looking in the Goodwill Store for the “perfect” gently-used purse.

Here are four tips to squelch a “Want” on your list:

1. Print It and then Forget It