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1). Night Before Christmas…. Significance of the poem By : Sean Carter
“Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house
Not a creature stirring, not even a mouse.
The stockings were hung by the chimney with care,
In hopes that St.Nicholas soon would be there”...
The more we read it the more we love the lines.
An evening in winter...children...the elders by the fire side...one of them is reading out “Twas the night before Christmas.
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2). The History of Rudolf the Red Nose Reindeer By : Suie Roberts
Everyone knows Rudolf. He is Santa's leading reindeer on account of his red nose that lights Santa's way through the winter night sky every Christmas Eve.
However, there is no mention of Rudolf in Clement Clarke Moore's classic poem ''Twas the Night Before Christmas (‘also known as 'A Visit From St Nicholas’) written in 1822. More clearly names all of Santa's reindeer –
"Now Dasher! Now Dancer! Now Prancer and Vixen!
On Comet! On Cupid! On Donner and Blitzen!"
But Moore doesn't make any reference to Rudolf.
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3). Yes Virginia, Even in the 21st Century There Is Still a Santa Claus By : Jessica Cander
He is a figure known the world over, an endorsement for gift giving, the winter holiday season and cookie eating. At times he is called Saint Nicholas, Father Christmas or Kris Kringle and is arguably the most famous heavyset celebrity - well at least to precede Elvis Presley. Yes, he is the loveable, enduring and jolly old chap we call Santa Claus.
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4). A Letter to Santa From An Internet Marketer By : Halstatt Pires
Yo, Santa! How’s it going in the great white north? Seeing as it tis’ the season, here is my letter about what I want for Christmas.
Been Good
Santa, I know you do that whole good versus bad thing. I promise I’ve been a good internet marketer this year. I haven’t spammed the search engines with mirror sites, link farm purchases or little tricks to tweak your friends at Google.
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5). Why Does Santa Bring Gifts? By : Jessica Cander
The history of Christmas and in particular the reasons for the giving of gifts are not known for certain, but several things are known for a fact. The traditions of Santa Claus and giving presents at Christmas time began long before the birth of Jesus Christ, although it really depends on where in the world you live as to how you believe the whole tradition started.
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6). Christmas Carols – Tradition Or Religion? By : Sean Carter
It's time to sing, “I will honor Christmas in my heart , and try to keep it all the year..” Carols remind us – here is Christmas again! We can ask in tunes “Isn't there anybody who knows what Christmas is all about?"
It is interesting to note that carols had nothing to do with the birth of Christ in the past. They were actually secular dances which used to take place at any point of the year.
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7). The Most Enduring Gift By : Regina Pickett Garson
As the holiday season swings into overdrive, many of us agonize one more time over the perfect holiday gift for our loved ones. No matter the budget, no matter the list, the agonizing is a yearly ritual. One of my kids' early preschool teachers had the best gift idea of all. She said no matter what else you give them, be sure to give your kids some memories.
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8). Some True Blue Aussie Christmas Traditions By : Snowflake
Christmas would have to be my favorite time of the year.
I remember my white Christmases in Europe as a little girl. There was the smell of cinnamon, nutmeg and gingerbread biscuits, and my parents drinking eggnog as we decorated our tree.
Snow glistened outside and groups of children with their lanterns alight could be heard singing Christmas Carols as they moved from house to house in exchange for chocolates and sweets that residents would throw out their window.
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10). How Do You Create That Perfect Christmas? By : Hege Crowton
Whenever Christmas comes around does it happen that you now and then find yourself on memory lane? Thinking back to when you were a child and Christmas could not have been more perfect.
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12). The fun Home Business of writing Santa Letters By : Joyce Gowens
If you are looking for a business that can be run part time and has little to no start-up costs, a personalized child Santa letter business might just be for you. It requires no specialized skills or training, just love of the holiday season!
What is the Santa Letter Business?
With this personalized business, you will write letters to children on behalf of good ol’Saint Nick himself.
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13). Tips to convince your child that Santa exists By : Suie Roberts
The belief of Father Christmas the giver of presents adds excitement for many children to the festive season. St Nick, the jolly, plump man dressed in a scarlet cloak and hat trimmed with white fur, who delivers presents in the dead on night on Christmas Eve. His reindeer fly him from roof to roof so he can drop down the chimney pots to stuff stockings with gifts ready for Christmas morning.
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14). The Christmas Robin By : Suie Roberts
The humble robin is a traditional Christmas symbol in the UK, the colourful bird often depicted on our festive greetings cards and Christmas gift wrapping. We also use little robin decorations to trim our Christmas trees and our Christmas cakes or chocolate logs. It's hardly surprising that we cherish this pretty, cheerful little bird as part of our Christmas festivities because he is so colourful and most other birds have migrated to warmer climates.
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