HubMob Weekly Topic: Christmas products, food, tactics and traditions
asked by Ryan Hupfer 13 months ago
flagChristmas Ornaments of the Past
"Everytime a bell rings an angel gets its wings", many of us have heard that famous line from the movie " A Wonderful life" and for the baby boomer generation christmas always evolved around the christmas... keep reading →
Hot Spots To Visit During Christmas Breaks
Christmas breaks are one of the best loved times of year for families. From adults, young students, to college students alike, it means time off from work and school. It's a time for them to travel and... keep reading →
Green Christmas Tree
Season's Greenings: Three options for choosing an environmentally friendly Christmas tree. keep reading →
Christmas Nativity Scenes
The Nativity Scene is probably the most common icon of the holiday season, of course besides Santa Claus, the Christmas tree, and various other images. The Nativity Scene is the more popular Christian image... keep reading →
The White Felt Stocking: An Inspiring True Christmas Story
The white felt Christmas stocking that my grandma made for me Detail work completed after my Grandma lost use of her hand after brain tumor surgery. Dolly Parton had her coat of many colors that "my momma... keep reading →
Christmas Gifts Any Gardener Would Love
Christmas is a great time to give a gardener a gift, especially one who is looking at snow rather than soil. There are a number of excellent gifts available and with little effort you should be able... keep reading →
The Christmas Outfit
This is a difficult hub for me to write. I've spent the past few days trying to come up with some other topic for a Christmas hub...any other topic for a hub, but this one. It's like a broken tooth... keep reading →
Christmas in a Heatwave
Christmas 2001 did not present your classic Christmas fare in Australia. This is the story of a few family traditions that don't really make sense, and the ever-present bushfires that are part of any Australian summer. keep reading →
How To Make Christmas Cards Online With Zazzle
Buying Christmas cards at the store is so last season, so for those who love the Internet they will also love making cards on Zazzle.com. Like Hubpages where we get a share of google adsense for ad revenue,... keep reading →
Christmas Lights From Hell
Many people of the 21st century create their own Christmas traditions and one of mine is to no longer purchase Christmas Lights made by Christian Slaves. It is simply too disturbing... keep reading →
Must See Christmas Movies
I am a movie addict that spends quite a bit of time watching Christmas movies on DVD and cable television. Christmas is a wonderful time of year to revisit some of my favorite movies from the past and to... keep reading →
A Christmas Tree for the Birds
My family has been feeding the birds since I was a young girl and at Christmas, we have a special tradition for them. On Christmas Eve we spend a few hours together making all kinds of treats and in the... keep reading →
Christmas Decorating Trends 2008
Need a little Christmas decoration inspiration this year? Kids and adults alike will get inot the spirit when you take the time to decorate. But what’s hot in Christmas décor this year? Designers and... keep reading →
Worlds most expensive Christmas gifts
Are you needing a gift for the person who has it all? Got an extra million or two laying around? Need to show off to your friends? I have got all your Christmas gift answers right here. A diamond... keep reading →
Holiday Newsletters Spread Cheer Far & Near
One of the traditions I most look forward to at year's end is catching up with old friends. And what better way to recap an entire year than through your own "holiday newsletter"! Even if you've never... keep reading →
Christmas Art for Kids - Simple, Easy and Fun!
Every year without fail, when the Christmas season starts to roll in, we make sure that the kids in our preschool get the chance to make homemade Christmas decorations. We then joyfully hang their work in... keep reading →
Cat Themed Christmas Ornaments
One of the reasons we love cats so much is for their sheer aesthetic value. Let's face it, cats are gorgeous creatures. White or black, striped, bi-color or colorpoint, blue eyes, green eyes, orange yes -... keep reading →
Should I Wait Until After The Holidays To Break Up With My Boyfriend?
This Hub is not about happy couples in functional relationships during the holidays, but I have written this for single women debating whether they should break-up with their boyfriends before the holidays. ... keep reading →
Christmas Movies Countdown
Watching holiday movies is as much a part of Christmas tradition as tree trimming, cookie baking and shopping. And with Netflix, DVDs and Tivo, you don't have to wait for your favorites to air or choose... keep reading →
A New Bike For Christmas
In the era of Technology and electronic toys, Christmas will be a noisy day in most house holds, Beep Beep! Pow Pow1 Zap! the sweet noise of children as they play on their new Xbox, Playstation or Wii, but... keep reading →
Christmas Pudding
Christmas is one of my favourite times of the year. The days are shorter and the weather colder and inviting to stay at home, a time of conviviality and intimacy. Lovely smells of wood burning on the... keep reading →
Peas on Earth for Christmas
All I really wanted was an egg beater that Christmas when I was 5 five years old. Since I rarely asked for anything special, and was always happy with whatever presents I got, I thought there might be a... keep reading →
Christmas in Greece
Christmas in Greece "Xristouyenna". Traditions and customs in Greece for Christmas, New Year and Epiphany. Greece in winter keep reading →
The Vegetarian Christmas Dinner
Christmas is only a few weeks away. This is one of my favourite festive celebrations. I like the lights, the music and the food, oh yes, the food. Christmas does not have to be a time of excessive... keep reading →
O Holy Night, a Magnificent Christmas Carol
O Holy Night is one of the most inspirational of Christmas carols. keep reading →
HubMob Weekly Topic: A Revolutionary Christmas In Rhythm & Rhyme
I wrote this Christmas poem in 1999 just for a laugh - it can be quite fun if you start reading it out aloud quite slowly, progress to fast and furious in the middle, then slow down again as you reach... keep reading →
The Kitchen, Just_Rodney and Goompy's Christmas Foods
As Suggested By Sixtyorso (Food Critic, and Gastronome, cook) Goompie, Just_Rodney and the kitchen prepare for Christmas. How's that for a hub title in the current hubmob? And Egged On By Mistyhorizon2003... keep reading →
Christmas Traditions in our family – an addition to traditional history
The earliest Christmas I can recall as when I was about three years old. This was once again a conflict with my old nemesis the snake (psychologists take note). My late father was a whiz with his hands and... keep reading →
Low Fat Peppermint Dessert Recipes
Easy, festive, low-fat Christmas dessert recipes made with peppermint candies: Peppermint Creme, Chocolate-Peppermint Fudge, and Ice Cream Peppermint Pie keep reading →
Believe In Father Christmas!
I am ”only” a stepparent. But that means that actually this is my Season, for I am a Wicked Stepmother with a far-from-Ugly Stepdaughter. It’s official, and even after my divorce I was told by the... keep reading →
Oh Goody, It's Frickin' Christmas Time Again
Oh goody, it's frickin' Christmas again. That's fantastic. So I get to climb up to where the goddamn spiders are and drag out the forty-six giant plastic chests from the attic again. Once the coughing... keep reading →
Christmas Games
For years, I've been the official game master in family gatherings and Christmas became one that challenged my creativity. I always wanted to do something different to make the games more exciting and... keep reading →
Christmas in Australia: A Visitors Guide
For those of us who live in the southern hemisphere Christmas is all to do with long summer holidays, days at the beach, and for Autralian's particularly: trying to reconcile traditional heavy winter food... keep reading →
The Irony of Fate, or A Russian New Year's Tradition
In the USSR, religious celebrations were discouraged, so instead of celebrating Christmas, the Soviets encouraged their citizens to celebrate New Year's. Today in Russia, Christmas remains an almost entirely... keep reading →
A Jewish Girl's First Christmas: Perspective from the Other Side
A Jewish girl's view of Christmas based on her first time celebrating it with her boyfriend's Christian family. keep reading →
This Christmas, Send A Child A Letter Directly From Santa Claus (Dot Com)
Learn how you can have Santa write, or call, your child personally. keep reading →
Seven Kinds of Cookies: A Scandinavian Christmas Tradition
Being a Scandinavian-American, I grew up with a Norwegian Christmas celebration. Dancing around the tree, going to the Sons of Norway Christmas party, visits from Julenisse. Our traditional Christmas feast... keep reading →
Julebukking and the 12 Days of Christmas
Children and adults dressed up in costume, going door-to-door in the evening, and coming home with all kinds of treats. Halloween? Nope, julebukking: a Norwegian Christmas tradition! Julebukking,... keep reading →
Christmas Jewelry: Decorate Yourself, not just the Tree
On Christmas Eve, you want everything around you to be in the spirit of the Holidays. Everything from the tree down to the napkins, table cloth and your cat's collar, right? Some people go as far as wearing... keep reading →
Great Christmas Recipe Traditions
It is my hope that if you have never made a Christmas dinner I want to inspire you to try it this year. It doesn't matter if you are the best cook in the world the company is the most important ingredient. I hope that I can inspire you with these simple straight foreword recipes so you can try to create your own Christmas recipe traditions this year. keep reading →
Designing my own Christmas cards
I have my own Christmas tradition. Every year around this time I start to make Christmas avatars, Christmas wallpapers, Christmas gifts and I’m starting to think about the Christmas cards I’m going to... keep reading →
HubMob Weekly Topic: Old Christmas in North Carolina
In our new world of blended families, married, divorced and re-married children and parents, part of my family now celebrates "Old Christmas." Growing up, I remember my grandfather saying that we should... keep reading →
HubMob Weekly Topic: ChristmasFood Countdown
Christmas is a time to really go through all your favourite recipes and choose carefully what you are going to buy, prepare and cook for the best people in the world – your family. At the same... keep reading →
Planning an Eco-Friendly Christmas
The commercialism of Christmas always gets to me. Shopping becomes a chore; planning what to get people for gifts is a complete hassle. Most of the people in my family don't really need anything, so they... keep reading →
myTunes: The Soundtrack to a Soulful Christmas
"Tiny tots, with their eyes all aglow..." Some people point to the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade as the true kick-off to the Christmas season. But for me, it's not truly Christmastime in the city until Donny... keep reading →
10 Christmas Carols We Never Sing
I don't know about you, but isn't it high time we all gave the more traditional Christmas tunes a rest this year and tried out a few of the lesser-known carols a chance? Isn't "Santa Claus is Coming to Town"... keep reading →
How to have a pet-friendly Christmas
Santa Skylar here, with the latest information on having a pet-friendly Christmas! Here are some tips and tricks for your humans on how to make your Christmas (and theirs) a good and safe one. After all, we... keep reading →
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