Archive for the 'Holiday Advice' Category

Christmas Cookies

Thursday, October 8th, 2009

Christmas is probably the second biggest holiday where we tend to bing eat on all those sweats like chocolate and cookies (not to mention the traditional Christmas dinner). That’s probably so many people feel like their new years resolution has to be losing weight or getting in shape. Good thing you don’t need to worry [...]

Christmas Lights

Thursday, September 24th, 2009

What better way to show your holiday spirit than decorating your house in tasteful Christmas lights! There are very few sites as beautiful as a house with a snow covered lawn at night with the glow of yellow Christmas lights dimly lighting the night. When decorating your house with Christmas lights its important that you [...]

Should I Give My Co-workers a Holiday Gift?

Wednesday, September 23rd, 2009

While many people genuinely enjoy giving gifts.  It is best to practice moderation in the workplace.  A gift grab or secret Santa is a great option for the office.  That way, everyone only has to buy one reasonably priced gift.  Keep it simple. Gifts certificates, wine, and food items are always great.  Unless you know [...]

The 12 Things That Make Christmas…Christmas

Tuesday, September 15th, 2009

1. Loved Ones – You can have everything in the world, but with out loved ones around Christmas just isn’t the same. 2. Christmas Tree – The most recognized symbol of Christmas! Evey year millions of people put up their Christmas Tree, whether real or fake to help celebrate this holiday. 3. Snow – Not [...]

Dreaming of a green Christmas?

Monday, August 31st, 2009

Dreaming of a green Christmas?  Here are a few simple tips to make your holiday season more eco-friendly. 1)      Use LED lights in your holiday displays.  These lights are much more efficient than conventional lights and will save you a fortune on your energy bill.  LED lights are available at many major retailers. 2)      Buy [...]

Holiday Etiquette Tip – Avoid Overly Religious Cards

Thursday, August 27th, 2009

When selecting your cards this holiday season, keep the recipients in mind.  It may be a good idea to avoid overly religious cards.  Thoughts of peace and love are always okay.  However, you may not want to overtly celebrate the birth of your lord and savior in a card for someone who doesn’t observe Christian [...]

Send Custom Holiday Postcards

Wednesday, August 19th, 2009

You want your holiday cards to be special but you’re tired of wasting time at expensive stationary stores? Why not design your own? Whether you’re announcing a holiday party months in advance or sending a few last minute holiday wishes, a custom postcard is perfect.  Creating beautiful holiday postcards is easy, too. Simply upload your [...]

Holiday Safety

Tuesday, August 11th, 2009

Here are a few simple tips to keep your family and friends safe this holiday season. 1)      Give all Christmas trees a fresh cut and plenty of water.  This will prevent the tree from drying out and becoming a fire hazard.  Keep all trees and greenery away from radiators and fireplaces.  Also, make sure that [...]

Tips for Holiday Shoppers

Monday, August 10th, 2009

We all know that holiday shopping can be stressful.  Do yourself and everyone around you a favor by following these rules. -          Start early! Save yourself a lot of time and energy. -          Leave the kids at home.  If you must bring them, make sure they are rested and bring a snack along with you.  [...]

Wish your customers happy holidays on Twitter

Friday, August 7th, 2009

Between decorating, extensive advertising, figuring Christmas bonuses, and making sure the parking lot is plowed, the holiday season can be incredibly busy for business owners.  Save yourself some time and energy this year.  Twitter is a quick and easy way to get in touch with your customers and let them know what’s new with your [...]