Last night I was adding Televisions, Jewelry, Handbags and all kinds of wonderul little goodies to our on-line store I came across several boxes that said to convert to another language click on the box and update. I wanted to rush and create this article, but I knew I still had work to do, as I had to list things for everyone's budget, and with this economy we are all trying to pinch our pennies. As I clicked on the first box and it popped open, it said "Feliz Navidad", I said to myself "This is cool as each box has Merry Christmas in different languages, what a wonderful idea." Hence this article is created based on our on-line store www.ritastreasurechest.com  and the downloading of products. Although the website should be up in the next couple of days and I have to tweek, add and re-arrange I had to stop working on the store to share this article with you as apparently I have "Hub Fever" and I have to just write whatever I am anxious to write about . Although it will probably not get a five star rating we all realize that it is spoken differently in other countries and is celebrated differently throughout the world according to the languages. You are welcome to add your language and greeting on your comments, or some of you may know multi languages , have fun with it and write it in your language we will all get what you are saying, and if not I am certain that you will be asked.

I came across some old Christmas cards from Friends and Clients and for the first time I realized how beautiful and colorful languages are. Merry Christmas written differently has a spiritual happy feeling and makes you feel warm and fuzzy inside and it somehow manages to cross the barriers and make us all one for just a little while.

Spanish: Feliz Navidad'

Afrikaans: Gessende Kersfees

Bohemian: Vessel Vanoce

Brazilian: Feliz Natal

Bahasa Malaysia: Selamat Hari Natal

Chinese(Mandarin): Kung His Hain Nien bing Chu Shen Tan

Danish: Gladelig Jul

Dutch: Vrolijk Kerstfeest on een Gelukkig Nieuwjearl or Zalig Kerstfeest I thank my friend Sabine for this one.

Galician: Bo Nada

Gaelic: Nollaig chridheil agus Biladhna mhath `ur! (Thanks Bernadette for your language).

Irish: Nollag Shona Dhuit, or Nodlaig mhaith chugnat

Arabic: Milad Mijad

Welsh: Nadolig Liawen

To all in the U.S.A. we are strong , "Merry Christmas!" " Happy Holidays"! "Happy Hanukkah"!