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Posted On: September 19th 2020, 04:57 am

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Christmas officially starts tomorrow!🎄 So Halloween is getting packed up and this kitchen is getting a reset! November 1st = the start of Christmas in this house… sooo Fight with the wall, not with me. 😂 Thanksgiving gets a plate, but it’s not getting a decor theme. It’s one day. Bye. 🤭 The gingerbread army is waiting to clock in, so come back for part two when I decorate my kitchen for Christmas! ❤️ let me know in the comments besties: 💭 Are you team November 1st or do you wait until after Thanksgiving? 💭 What Christmas theme are you doing in your kitchen this year? Other items used in this video are from: @homegoods teddy bear & Mrs. Claus cookie jar @potterybarn gingerbread cookie jar @worldmarket milk for Santa ceramic milk carton and Santa spoon rest @amazon Christmas wall art framed @target Christmas kitchen towels #ChristmasKitchen #ChristmasKitchenDecor #KitchenReset #ChristmasDecorating #ChristmasDecorIdeas
China’s years-long splurge on bridges, tunnels, expressways, high-speed rail and airports is beginning to tail off. Questions are likely to grow about whether it was all worthwhile. The humanitarian cost has been enormous: millions have been turfed off their land to make way for roads, railways, airports and other such projects—often without their consent and sometimes with little compensation. The country has grown far richer, and praise for the transport network, at home and abroad, is often effusive. But weighing up the benefits of transport infrastructure is difficult anywhere. Tap the link in our bio to read why some experts argue that China has invested far more than necessary. Photo: Getty Images
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