The Yuletide Flame of Goodwill Across Christmas
An editorial reflection on the enduring desire to spread happiness during Christmas. It argues that true giving is the intention to brighten others lives through kindness, greetings, or simple acts, not mere monetary value, and that this impulse transcends the holiday itself.
Santa Claus Books and the Good and Bad Books
A poem describes Santa keeping a Bad Book for naughty children and a Good Book for those who are helpful. It urges children to wake early, do chores, be polite, and finish work promptly to earn a spot in the Good Book. The message emphasizes obedience and kindness as Christmas time nears.
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Decorating Christmas Packages with Personal Seals and Craft
This piece advises adding charm to gifts with hand traced and tinted Christmas seals on wrapping and notes. It describes seal types for outer packaging and greeting cards, suggests simple color schemes for poinsettias holly and mistletoe, and stresses affordable, thoughtful decoration to enhance holiday gifting.
Woman ensures Christmas packages reach destination with inner labels
A woman explains that writing the recipient name and address on the inside wrapper of Christmas packages helps mail reach the right person even if the outside wrapping is lost. She also ties the inside wrap securely before adding the outer cover to prevent loss.
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