Celebrating Christmas

Articles in Celebrating Christmas

By SeventhSibling 0 comments
Touted as the largest Christmas Parade on Delmarva (Delaware, Maryland, Virginia peninsula), Seaford, Delaware annually hosts an extravagant evening parade the first Saturday in December. The parade is sponsored by the city of Seaford and the ... more »
By eHow Holidays & Celebrations Editor 2 comments
For many people, Thanksgiving, even more than Christmas, is a time to share with others. Read on for ways to share the holiday spirit... more »
By GingerJoy 0 comments
While Oahu may not have snow and sleigh rides during the holidays, it is still a very festive place to celebrate. Here are a few ideas on how to spend Christmastime in Honolulu and around the island... more »
By Allana Baroni 0 comments
The line between holiday symbolism and commercialism is thin. So how do we get a nation of spectators to participate in meaningful rituals without feeling like it’s all style and no substance? Turn to the theatrical inspiration of the Twelve Days ... more »
By Allana Baroni 0 comments
The line between holiday symbolism and commercialism is thin. So how do we get a nation of spectators to participate in meaningful rituals without feeling like it’s all style and no substance? Turn to the theatrical inspiration of the 12 days of ... more »
By RockOnRockL 0 comments
Though often a worry of schoolchildren scared Santa Claus will fill their stockings with coal, the “naughty” and “nice” designations tied to Christmas hold meaning for adults as well. The cheer of the holidays bring a latent reminder that we ... more »
By Dawn Peters 3 comments
Dark winter days cause insomnia, depression for some and with winter's shorter daylight hours, many people suffer from seasonal affective disorder (SAD), which is marked by depression and sleep problems. The darker winter months can upset ... more »
By Beren deMotier 0 comments
Kids don’t think about paying the bills come January, getting pine needles out of the carpet pile or avoiding the in-laws at Christmas; they wallow in guiltless delight all December long, whenever seasonal pleasures arise—the tree, the lights, ... more »
By GingerJoy 0 comments
Whilst London is wonderful all year long, it is especially magical at Christmastime. You can enjoy the festivities without spending very much money at all, leaving you enough cash to see that West End musical after all. Read on to learn more... more »
By abbeyroad920 0 comments
The Radio City Christmas Spectacular is one of the most famous Christmas events in the nation. The show began in 1932 and has been taking place in New York City ever since. Here is how to attend the Radio City Christmas Spectacular... more »
By ckompanek 0 comments
Starting shortly after thanksgiving, the streets of New York clog with tourists and don't let up until after New Years. As a local, this can make getting around the city a nightmare. And when you add all the shopping you have to do it can be ... more »
By Linda McCloud 0 comments
With the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, it can be hard to find the true meaning of Christmas. Once you factor in all the gift giving, the cooking, the card exchange and all the other Christmas duties and responsibilities you have to ... more »
By abbeyroad920 0 comments
Attending Midnight Mass is a Christmas tradition that many people take part in. Finding the perfect Midnight Mass for you and your family can be somewhat difficult, however. Here are some tips on finding the perfect Midnight Mass... more »
By abbeyroad920 0 comments
Christmas music is one of the many things that makes the holiday season so special. One thing I love is traditional Christmas music. What better way to listen to traditional Christmas music than buying and old Christmas record? Here is how you ... more »
By Rodney Southern 2 comments
Pocket change is something that we avoid accumulating because it weighs down our clothes and is cumbersome. What if you could turn that loose change into your entire Christmastime budget? It can be done following these quick steps throughout the ... more »
By Jenn McFadyen 1 comments
If you're the type of person who decorates the house as soon as the Thanksgiving turkey is put away, it can be hard admitting you're married to The Grinch. If your husband or wife won't touch Christmas with a thirty-nine and a half foot pole, ... more »
By Ang1216Red 0 comments
Tired of scrambling around on December 24th to get your shopping done? Follow these tips to get your Christmas shopping done early so you can relax and enjoy the holidays more... more »
By Walkaboutangel 2 comments
All around the world people greet each other with a special phrase as Christmas approaches. How do you greet your friends in this holiday season?.. more »
By Sheila Wilkinson 0 comments
It's getting closer and looming over you like a big black cloud--Christmas shopping. It's nearly here and you feel worse than Scrooge-- with no time and little money, what can you do? Try something more meaningful and less stressful this year... more »
By DeborahLeigh 1 comments
Make this a memorable Christmas without feeling you must drop a ton of cash or produce a handful of plastic to make it "merry" while living on a fixed military income. These gift-giving ideas will help you tackle your Christmas shopping list and ... more »
By Amelie 0 comments
It is not long until the holidays fever will overcome all of us. As much as you promise yourself last year that the next one you will be more organized regarding Christmas presents, well, we all know that New Year’s Resolutions cannot be always ... more »
By abbeyroad920 0 comments
Many people are looking for different ways in which they can better the planet by “going green.” This can even be done when decorating for Christmas. Here is how you can go green while decorating your Christmas tree... more »
By yvonne quarles 0 comments
Some say mistletoe is just a plant they need to get rid of because it is a nuisance and a parasite. At Christmas time everyone wants mistletoe to kiss under. Mistletoe has been associated with hospitality and fellowship for centuries. It was also ... more »
By George Sommers 3 comments
You know Rudolph and Frosty, the Grinch and Charlie Brown - plus a host of holiday themed variety shows and dramas, but some folks like their Christmas specials just a bit more twisted....... more »
By abbeyroad920 0 comments
The TV special “A Charlie Brown Christmas” is truly a holiday classic. However, you can turn that half-hour show into your own special Christmas celebration. Here is how you can have a Charlie Brown Christmas... more »