Christmas Blog September Archive

Early Christmas Shopping

09/30/08 23:45

With Less than three more months, stores are doing all they can do to attract more skittish shoppers for Christmas.

Businesses this holiday season plans to court consumers with more offers like never before.

People will surely find ways to stretch the dollars more with the rising market prices and economic recession.

Link: Shoppers already eyeing Christmas - Hannibal, MO - Hannibal Courier-Post

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A Trip to the North Pole via the Polar Express

We all know the story of the Polar Express, the train that, according to the movie, travels to the North Pole during the Christmas season.

Why not drift from the story and ride the Polar Express personally? Yep, you read it right. The Plymouth Housing Authority and the Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority will organize trips to the 'North Pole' this coming Christmas season. For more information, please check this news article.

Link: Get your tickets to ride the Polar Express - Plymouth, MA - Wicked Local Plymouth

The Muppets are Writing to Santa

When you were a little kid, have you ever written a letter to Santa, wishing for gifts come Christmas times? Do you still write letters today? I bet not.

The Muppets, however, still write up to this very day. The Muppets are currently shooting the "Santa Letters" mini film in Joralemon Street. Learn more about it here in the Brooklyn Eagle.

Link: Real Estate Brooklyn coverage Bay Ridge Eagle Brooklyn, 2007 NY information :: daily paper in Brooklyn

Early Planning for Christmas

Christmas is a day of giving and receiving. A time where everyone dearest to you gets together to celebrate the holidays.

For a working individual, Christmas is now the time to give back to the dearest persons in their live. To avoid the hustle of last-minute shopping one should plan ahead if he wants to have the very best for the people closest to him/her.

Link: my colorful world » Blog Archive » gift ideas for christmas