December 19th Dress Festive
CNN turned to Lizzie Post, great granddaughter of Emily Post, to figure out how to interpret invitations that state the dress code is “festive.” Images offer everything from runway gowns Continue Reading →
formerly Flotsam and Jetsam — Thoughts that float through my head like so much detritus
CNN turned to Lizzie Post, great granddaughter of Emily Post, to figure out how to interpret invitations that state the dress code is “festive.” Images offer everything from runway gowns Continue Reading →
Santa has other names around the world, of course, and in the United Kingdom he is known as Father Christmas. Of all the books about Father Christmas, Raymond Briggs — Continue Reading →
I love the quirky drawings in this memory game from Boowa & Kawala:
I love felt and owls are crazy popular right now so of course I had to share these cute little felt owls from Juicy Bits:
This post is supersized because the Mexican film Santa Claus, known in North America as Santa Claus vs. The Devil, is almost certainly one of the worst movies ever committed Continue Reading →
A little precocious but fun animation about a boy who only wants to ride in Santa’s sleigh. Dear Mr. Santa Claus from Mathew Hayden, Cinipix, LLC. on Vimeo.
Any fan of Rankin-Bass knows the story of the Island of Misfit Toys — many, many stories around Christmas seem to focus on the unwanted toys (like the Tangerine Bear) Continue Reading →
The Christmas pudding (or plum pudding) that we are familiar with today dates back to the Victorian era (and much earlier if you count all the variations) but there is Continue Reading →
Can a little blue penguin gather the gifts and get them to Santa without falling into the traps? Maybe with your help! Play Saving Christmas, a simple arrow key-driven platform Continue Reading →
Santa Claus had his own comics in the Golden Age as part of Dell’s Four Color series! Here’s an issue of Santa Claus Funnies from 1944. Of course, comics have Continue Reading →