Cheyenne retweeted
Well, I can't post these on Instagram yet cause the groom and bride follow me there but....
They don't do so here so we're safe
I'm finally done with the wedding set and I just have to show it off
Look at the first of the two!
Cheyenne retweeted
nah sorry, man. can’t come out tonight. i just lit a candle not too long ago and if i put it out now, i’ll be compromising the wax memory
Cheyenne retweeted
I hope that everyone understands that both parties hate us and will collapse this country.
If you're celebrating political victories tonight then you've lost the plot.
Cheyenne retweeted
In the middle of all the crazy news, bad things that happen, loss, and hardship, we have a good God that loves and cares for us every day. We have so much to be thankful for. Turn off the news, go outside, and thank the Lord for His many beautiful blessings.
Cheyenne retweeted
I’m on a crusade to make people stop gifting junk. It’s bad for the wallet, the environment, and the soul
Stocking stuffers don’t have to suck! They just shouldn’t be random crap:
The ideal items are either immediately consumable (candy, hot cocoa, etc) or something you need
Good categories for the latter include:
- Toiletries (nail clippers, makeup, makeup wipes, travel-size shampoos/sunscreen/etc)
-Socks, underwear, gloves, hats, scarves
-Books!!!
-Candles and mugs
-Office supplies (pens, pads, envelopes, stationery, postage stamps)
-Crayons, markers, chalk
-Pantry items (coffee, tea, local honey, fun hot sauce)
-Headphones, chargers, and AirTags, if that’s your type of budget
-Random household things that are actually useful (scissors, kitchen tools, fun soaps, batteries (I know it sounds weird but especially for toys!), Tide pens)
-Seeds and bulbs for planting
-Hobby items (golf balls and tees, guitar picks, yarn, fishing tackle, tennis or lacrosse balls)
Basically, for the love of Christmas, avoid anything marketed as a “stocking stuffer”


































