Archive for July, 2009

Celebrate Christmas in July

July 10, 2009

Have an inkling to see Rudolph before December comes around? Why not celebrate with the Christmas in July tradition? Learn about the history of this Australian introduction, and how you can participate!

More Christmas in July Around the World

July 10, 2009

The congress is a proud tradition that makes Santas from the whole world gather, and this year they are celebrating the 50 years anniversary. Allthingschristmas.com meets them in their grand parade through the Danish amusement park.

Christmas in July

July 7, 2009

In some parts of Australia, where Christmas falls in the summer and July is the one of the coldest months, Christmas in July parties are held to mimic the traditional northern Christmas. Some traditional Christmas activities are difficult to have in the December summertime (such as a heavy meal with roasted meats and heavy sweets like plum pudding), so these may be held in July instead. In Australia this celebration is also called “Half-Christmas.”

Santa Shares Stories of his Past

July 7, 2009

Mrs Clause, my dear wife, had the brilliant idea that I should write down the history of the village and all of its inhabitants so that children could enjoy all of the wonderful stories of how we came to be as we are today. There certainly is never a dull moment here in the North Pole! You will even hear about the time Santa met the Queen of England and landed on the moon by mistake. I bet you would all like to know how I became Santa in the first place and how my village was founded.

Santa Visits Covers Apple Ranch

July 2, 2009

Cover’s Apple Ranch is your destination for family fun and great food. Take a ride on our steam train through tunnels and around the pond afterwards you can play in the treehouses or visit the many barnyard animals.

IF I COULD WRITE A LETTER TO SANTA…

July 1, 2009

I then remembered him as a little boy and all he ever wanted for Christmas was books so he could learn and there he was, now studying at Cambridge University. I commented on how clever he was and modestly he had become.