I guess I just want to know how you like to spend your free time after

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I never heard of Christmas cows!

My mother used to make woven baskets from wood strips and reeds (probably something from our Metis background) but they were beautiful! And functional. We still have them and treasure them. She taught my wife to make them, too. My wife's baskets never started out so tight (lots of hand-strength involved in construction) and loosened over the years as they dried, but we still use them to hold cash, small accessories, decks of playing cards, etc. Hand-made baskets can be treasures.
 
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