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Tag Archives: Christmas
Get Ready for “The First Annual Blogger Holiday Online Arts and Crafts Fair”
The meal is over. We’ve given thanks. We’re feeling spiritual. So, what do we do the next day? We fight over parking spaces in the mall and push old women out of the way so we can get our grubby … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Design, Blogging and the Internet
Tagged art fair, arts and crafts, Christmas, gift-giving, Hanukkah, holidays
45 Comments
Sunday at the Movies with Sophia
What says Sunday more than breakfast out at the local diner, doing the crossword puzzle, making a trip to the nearby Big Lots for paper towels, and seeing a movie (and sneaking into the second film at the multiplex just … Continue reading
Posted in Life with Sophia
Tagged bra removal, bras, Christmas, Christmas displays, Halloween
48 Comments
Visions of Sugar Plums Dance in My Head
(shiksa blogger on Christmas morning) Merry Christmas! Peace and love to everyone who celebrates on this special day. Did Santa bring you the gifts you were hoping for? If you want me today, you can find me with the other Jews … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging and the Internet, Life in General
Tagged Christmas, Mannekin Pis, V-Grrrl
21 Comments
Message from Time Magazine
This week, we chose YOU as the Person of the Year because: ”In 2006, the World Wide Web became a tool for bringing together the small contributions of millions of people and making them matter.” Three days later, the editors … Continue reading
The 2006 Blogger Christmahanukwanzaakah Online Holiday Concert
poster girl Jamelah THE CONCERT PROGRAM Ellen performing Jingle Bell Rock Digital Father performing O Holy Night Psychotoddler performing Sevivon Becky performing God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen Elisabeth and Claire performing il est ne le divin enfant Sheana and Colleen … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging and the Internet, Music
Tagged 2006, blogger, Chanukah, Christmahanukwanzaakah, Christmas, Christmas Concert, concert, Hanukkah, Happy Holidays, Holiday, Online, The
92 Comments
Mistletoe 101 for Jews
Happy Hannukah! Thanks for the emails wishing me a happy holiday. As a Jew, I like Hanukkah, but at the same time I realize that it is a fairly minor holiday blown out of proportion to compete with Christmas. … Continue reading
Posted in Jewish, Life in General
Tagged Bill O'Reilly, Christmas, Hanukkah, mistletoe, War on Christmas
34 Comments
Heavy Petting
Your pet can take a photo with Santa at PetSmart! I don’t know if I will make this a tradition of actually writing about every single person I make my “Blog Crush of the Day,” but tomorrow my crush … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Blogging and the Internet, Products
Tagged Christmas, gifts for cats, gifts for dogs, PetSmart
44 Comments
Overheard in New York in December
“Have you seen The Tree in Rockefeller Center?” “Have you done your Christmas shopping yet?” “How much do you tip YOUR nanny?” “I hate all the tourists who come in from Ohio.” “My parents are taking me skiing in italy! … Continue reading
The Miracle of Kew Garden Hills – The Final Chapter
(from The Miracle of Kew Garden Hills – Chapter Two) Nick took my mother’s other hand. “Your mother and I are friends… ” he said. “Very good friends…” added my mother. It suddenly became real to me. This was Santa … Continue reading



The Third Annual “Thank Your First Commenter Day”
Much like the Pilgrims thanked the Indians after they had their first decent meal in the New World, I like to use Thanksgiving, not only as an excuse to stuff myself with turkey, but as an opportunity to thank the … Continue reading →
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