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Celebrate Christmas with your Dog and Have a Woofy Holiday! 25

Posted on December 23, 2010 by Jennib And Friends

We woof you a merry Christmas! A holiday greetings from the “master’s pet” I’m Reyna the golden retriever.

Master’s Pet? Yes…people say that a golden retriever like me is dependable, loving, playful, and I don’t destroy the furniture. In two words they describe me as “beauty and brains!” Ohhh….I’m flattered…and that excites me this Christmas! Guess why? My master is bringing me to a dog Christmas party and she is looking on line for the best dog Christmas clothing for me to look my best! Isn’t that exciting?!

I wore a dog Christmas antler and dog Christmas reindeer costume last year, and master said I might wear something different this year. A dog Christmas dress and a head accessory, a scarf maybe…hmmm….am not really sure what she’s buying. My master said, she’s a bit confused which dog Christmas outfit to choose. There are tons of dog Christmas costumes available online and she wants to get the best. That is so sweet isn’t it? My pet owner is spending hours browsing online for a dog Christmas clothing just for me to wear in the party. Ohhh, I love my master!!!

My master understands doggies deserve a happy Christmas too, besides she treats me as part of the family. Because of that I always obey my master and look at my reward a special treatment from her. She wants me to be the star of the party. That is a lot of fun. Bow! wow! wow! I’m ready to dance with a dog Santa hat on my head to wiggle…

Every kid talks about Santa Claus this Christmas and they wish to receive a gift from him. I also wish Santa Claus to give me a dog Christmas gift. I think…that’s a good idea! why not

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Christmas Bears 0

Posted on December 16, 2010 by Jennib And Friends

Christmas bears are a popular choice of stuffed animal during the holiday season. They’re no different from other plush bears except for the festive red, white, and green clothing they generally come dressed in. Christmas bears can be purchased as ’stand-ins’ for Mr. and Mrs. Clause and even come sporting tiny ‘glass’ spectacles to complete their look.

Washington Irving, a best selling author, wrote a series of stories in 1819 about the Christmas celebration that took place in a manor house called The Sketchbook of Geoffrey Crayon, gent. The tales were about a squire who invited peasants into his home on the holiday. Unlike what was going on in America at the time with the poor and upper classes (uprising of the less well-off against the wealthy), Irving’s stories demonstrated how the two groups could mingle and get along without effort. Irving believed that Christmas should be celebrated as a warm and peaceful holiday which would be responsible for bringing all types of groups together – whether they were from upper or lower classes. In the stories, Irving had his characters enjoy several “ancient customs,” although what took place in the book was not based on any celebration the author had ever attended. Historians believe that what Irving wrote about in his stories was responsible for “inventing” Christmas traditions given what was described in the tales were in fact customs that were recognized during the season.

Around the same time Washington Irving’s stories were published, the classic tale called A Christmas Carol, by English author Charles Dickens, was also created. It was a Victorian morality tale about a bitter old miser named Ebenezer Scrooge who went through a profound experience of redemption during the course of visits from the Ghosts of Christmases Past, Present, and Yet to Come. With the importance of charity and good will as central themes in the story, it had a powerful effect on both the Victorian societies in the

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Plant Gifts for Christmas 12

Posted on December 16, 2010 by Jennib And Friends

Christmas is the largest celebrated holiday in the world; observed on 25th December to celebrate the birth of Lord Jesus Christ. What may have started as a Christian holiday later went on to becoming secular and including people from different race and customs. Gift giving, singing Christmas carols, decorating Christmas trees and lighting up homes are some of the most common traditions of Christmas. One of the most popular traditions for Christmas is the arrival of Father Christmas (Santa Claus) who distributes gifts to children and adults. Giving gifts has always been an important Christmas trademark for families and friends as a part of sharing the celebrations. One of the primary features of a Christmas gift is the personal touch. Gift plants have always been a preferred choice of gifting loved ones during festival seasons. There are several plant gifts such as bonsai and rosemary which add a wonderful personal touch to the practice of gifting.
Plant gifts form an integral part of the Christmas traditions. Plants add a touch of nature to your gift options. They are perfect to add a green touch to your home or decorate your Christmas dinner table. One of the most popular forms of Christmas plants is the Rosemary plant. One of the best qualities of the Rosemary plant is that it can survive a variety of temperatures which makes it an ideal gift for the Christmas season. Ancient mythology associated the Rosemary plant with prosperity and good luck if well tended. The Rosemary plant is also a popular herb which is frequently used for culinary purposes to add a touch of fragrance and unique taste to food. The unique combination of ornamental and culinary value makes the rosemary a wonderful option for a holiday gift.
Bonsai plants also make wonderful gift options for the Christmas season. Bonsai is a very popular Japanese art form of growing miniature trees in pots as indoor plants. This Japanese tradition dates back to almost 1000 years and has

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