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Ornaments With Love #HolidayGiftGuide2014

Last year I reviewed an ornament that was made for my mom. She had recently lost her husband and the ornament became a memento of their life together. It brought her to tears when she opened it. I never felt so good about a gift I had given.
Thank you, Ornaments With Love.
And, thank you for giving me another opportunity to give a special gift this year.
With so much ease, I went to the website and ordered the item I wanted. It was easy to personalize it, as it is all laid out for you. Within a week, I had the ornament in my hand.
This year, I give my sister something extra special. She has had it rough lately and I just want to show her how much I care and I will always be there. She has always been there for me, even if I didn't deserve it. On this earth, I'm not closer to anyone else in my family than her. When I saw this ornament, I knew it was made for us.
My sister is blonde and I am brunette. She is my older sister and her favorite color is blue. I like blue, red and pink. You see the resemblance, right?! And so will she. Man, I hope she cries. The good cry though....
Ornaments With Love has such a huge selection you are guaranteed to find things for the people in your lives. Be sure to check them out, you won't regret it!
Also check out their Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest.

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  1. I like to give personalized gifts like this too - just as something extra - a surprise....nice to know about this company - Thanks!

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  2. I really like personalized gifts. Shows so much special thought. I'm sure your sister will love her ornament.

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  3. Very cute personalized gift

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  4. I love these personalized ornaments. So many selection that you are bound to find something like you said.

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  5. Absolutely adorable, you always find the coolest ideas, and this site definitely is awesome! I will checking them out for Christmas gifts for sure! :)

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  6. So adorable, what a great gift idea and so personal!

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