I guess to be politically correct I should say Happy Holidays but when you get to be my age, old habits die hard. Whatever your beliefs or non-beliefs, best wishes.
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11 posts categorized "Christmas"
December 25, 2009
December 06, 2009
Google will mail your Christmas cards for you
If you have a gmail account, Google will send your U.S. bound cards free via snail mail. The only condition is that they'll do it while supplies last, so get to it.
December 14, 2008
December 09, 2008
Christmas music contest-New Kids on the Block
Thanks to Sony/BMG, we are giving away a copy of NKOTB "Merry Merry Christmas."
Leave a comment on this post and we'll randomly draw a winner on Dec 13.
December 08, 2008
Christmas music contest-Kristin Chenoweth
Thanks to Sony/BMG, we are giving away a copy of Kristin's Christmas CD, "A lovely way to spend Christmas.".
Leave a comment on this post and we'll randomly draw a winner on Dec 13.
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December 07, 2008
Christmas music contest Yo-Yo Ma
Sony/BMG is giving away a copy of "Yo-Yo Ma and Friends Songs of Joy and Peace."
Leave a comment on this post and we'll randomly draw a winner Dec 13.
December 06, 2008
Christmas music contest-Elvis
Sony/BMG and The Savvy Boomer are teaming up to give away some Christmas CD's. They include Elvis, Yo-Yo Ma, New Kids on the Block and Kristin Chenoweth.
We're kicking it off today with the King. Leave a comment on this post and we'll randomly draw the winners on Dec 13 so you'll receive your prize in time for Christmas. Good luck!
December 24, 2007
Where was YouTube when I was a kid?
We had a tradition in our house when I was a kid at Christmas. No one could open any presents until my mother who was of British stock and the rest of us watched the Queen's Christmas speech which was usually broadcast in Canada at 8AM. Most of my other friends were already out trying out their new skates or skis but no, we had to wait and see what Liz had to say.
But if my mother were alive today, she'd be able to watch HRM on the YouTube Royal Channel on Christmas morning whenever she wanted. What a great idea and you can be sure this will become one of the most viewed channels ever if the wildly popular (with the women anyway) Princes Harry and William make some appearances.
