Card Making of a Christmas Card
It’s that time of the year again.
For most of us, December is our favorite month. It is that special month when special things happen. The festivities on the month of December gives us a long holiday for work and such break gives us a chance to reconnect with our friends and family. It is that special time when we remember everyone who is dear to us in one way or another. The yuletide season is also that wonderful time of the year when we get to bond with them and spend quality time with them.
Christmas is also the special time for sharing. It is that time of the year, aside from our respective birthdays, that we would give each other gifts that would express our love and gratitude for that person. For most of us, the gift should have said everything. It should have signified everything that we wanted the person to know and fee. But to be sure, there is always a Christmas card. Not everyone would understand how we feel just by a single gift, sometimes it is way better to articulate our feelings in words so that we could get our message across clearly. Christmas cards have always been there for us. It has always expressed things and emotions that we could not say personally.
Although there are many available Christmas cards in the market, it would still be helpful if we could take time to make our own Christmas card. Card making plays a very important role in the way we express our feelings. Next to the message written in the card, the way that the card is made also says something. The effort that we would pour on card making for Christmas card weighs a lot. Why? Everyone knows that unlike birthdays, we have to give everyone a gift. The fact that you took time to make a card for this person makes him or her special above the rest.
Making a card for someone really means a lot. Everyone knows how time consuming Christmas card making is and how patient you should be in order to successfully come up with one. This is why if anyone happens to receive a personalized Christmas card they are sure to cherish it for the rest of their lives. They would keep it and each time they would feel sad and blue, the personalized card has a magic that could instantly make them happy and special.
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Question by Bob E: how does making your own christmas cards make you be more sustainable?
there is reasons because it saves paper and youc an recycle them but what else how does this effect the environment or just how is it more sustainable
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Answer by Mark Jameson
I don’t know. Why don’t you Google it?
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Merry Christmas or Happy Holidays
Ebenezer Scrooge once famously said: “If I could work my will every idiot who goes about with “Merry Christmas” on his lips, should be boiled with his own pudding, and buried with a stake of holly through his heart.”
Perhaps Scrooge was a school calendar coordinator in a previous life. Or, maybe he was an advertising manager for a major retailer. Or, perhaps, he was a city coordinator charged with hanging “holiday” lights in the town square in December. Whatever his situation it seems he had much in common with many individuals in modern society who simply do not like the term “Merry Christmas”.
As sure as there is an “x” in Christmas you can bet that someone, somewhere in our modern world is going to get pushed out of shape by hearing the words “Merry Christmas”. To some people, the term “Merry Christmas” can be worse than the f-bomb.
The word merry, as otherwise more politely recorded elsewhere on our festive pages, means “joyous”. So to wish someone a “Merry Christmas” means only to wish them a joyous Christmas season.
That’s not the problem.
The problem is the reference to Christ. Some who do not believe in Christ become offended that one would invoke His name in a sentiment of goodwill.
Think of it this way: you say “Have a nice day”, and no one would be offended by that. But if you say “Have a nice day, in Jesus’ name” – and you got trouble. That’s the beef amongst those who decry “Merry Christmas”.
It is a stupid beef.
“Christmas”, as a word, sure enough has sacred leanings. It is a simple contraction of an obviously religious term, “Christ Mass”.
But thousands of years later with plenty of congressional debates behind us we also recognize Christmas as a secular day, observance, term — and sentiment.
After all, we have Christmas trees, Christmas lights, Christmas candy, and Christmas cards. None of these things have anything to do with “Christ Mass”.
Associated with the word Christmas are things like mistletoe, the Grinch, stockings, Santa Claus, wassail, and really, really mediocre Christmas tunes by a Jewish boy named Neil Diamond. (White Christmas, the most popular of all modern holiday tunes was penned by another Jew, Irving Berlin, is also completely secular).
None of these things had anything to do with “Christ Mass” either.
So, in essence, the term “Merry Christmas” means joyous “sacred” Christmas OR joyous “secular” Christmas, interchangeably. How convenient.
In an ironic twist of merry fate many try to placate those who would be offended by Merry Christmas by substituting the obviously safe and politically correct term “Happy Holidays”.
It is only ironic because of the passionate throngs who insist that “Merry Christmas” must be said in order to preserve, protect and defend the right of Christmas to exist (because they think there is a terrible never-ending war on Christmas staffed by armies intent on pulling the plugs on all the lights).
Their arguments are goofier than those who blanch at the words Merry Christmas. They build websites, sell buttons and crusade on Fox News about how brave folks need to be in expressing their constitutional rights to say Merry Christmas – and to be wished the same when they shop. They boycott any retailer who refuses to say “Merry Christmas” in their ads (unless they have the cheapest price and then never mind).
I work in retail and during Christmas 2008 I was helping a customer load her purchase into her vehicle and upon finishing I said “Happy Holidays to ya!” I was just being friendly and thanking her for her business. She turned cold and thin lipped.
“You can’t say Merry Christmas to me? What’s wrong with you?”
I honestly didn’t think a thing about it when I said “Happy Holidays”. For a jolly person buying her loved one presents during a season of peace she sure was hostile.
And that, after all is said and done, is the point.
Both terms are universally defined as well wishes – and who could ever be offended by either one?
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Agent Rob Thielke of this Seattle-based insurance company wishes you all a Merry Christmas and extends his greeting to several different religious groups. Only problem is the dude seems a bit too enthusiastic (read: INSANE) about it. www.vernfonk.com (updated this info since I forgot to mention this isn’t THE Vern Fonk, he died a couple of years ago, thanks people who pointed that out)
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Question by Scooter_The_Christmas_Squirrel: Merry Christmas wishes?
I want to take the time to wish everyone(contacts non contacts & friends) a wonderful & Merry Christmas. I also want to wish those who don’t celebrate christmas Happy Holidays(Hanukkah & Kwanzaa) Hope you all have a happy one.
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Answer by CBK
And a Merry Christmas to you too.
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