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With only two days leftist until Christmas (likely less depending on where you shop) filling your last minute hand-out needs can be stressful.  And keep in mind, this isn’t any regular two days…a operate across town that would normally take ten minutes is going to drag on as if you are on D Street waiting for the drawbridge to minuscule.

So, what to do?  It is one thing if you already know what you are going to buy but if you don’t, this is the worst time of year to lose concentration around the mall trying to get creative.  I have a couple of suggestions that might escape.

The first suggestion is to head downtown.  I know, that sounds like a dotty idea but here in Petaluma it is actually a great idea.  Reasonable about everything you could ever want is within a few blocks and if you aren’t sure what you are looking for I guarantee revelation will hit you within the first couple of shops you visit.  Plus, the downtown is filled with all sorts of red-letter day cheer this time of year.  I can’t say it is a winter wonderland, but if we had a bit of snow it unfaltering would come close.

Source: Petaluma Argus Courier (blog)

by Dave Juarez

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Source: Home Depot Work Bench with Lights and Sounds Tool Set

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