Thomas Nast Christmas – Nineteenth century political cartoonist Thomas Nast was among the most influential people of his time, and chances are he’s still influencing the lives of millions of young people today, more than a century after his death.

Check out this Christmas poem written by Chris Jones in December of 1961 called “Ole Man Christmas”. Where can you find Ole Man Christmas? Now with a printable version. #OleManChristmas

Did Mary Know? We all are familiar with the Christmas Song, Mary Did You Know? This blog post discusses if Mary knew or not. #MaryDidYouKnow

Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer – Adults and children alike are familiar with the tale of “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.” Did you know Rudolph almost had a blue nose and a different name? #Rudolph

Free Christmas Printables – Here some FREE Christmas Printables for you to download and printout for free.

Norman Rockwell Christmas – Norman Rockwell helped establish the ideal holiday image and inspired other artists along the way. #Christmas #NormanRockwell

25+ Christmas Blog Post Prompts – This is a list of 25 Christmas related blog post that you could use to make more blog post. This is great for those with Christmas related writers block.

Frankincense was one of the three gifts given to Jesus by the Wise Men according to Matthew. So what exactly is #Frankincense?

This is a greeting card with the Top Ten Politically Correct Christmas Carols. IF the PC police came in and changed things, I am sure this is how the Christmas Carols… um Holiday … um Winter Songs would be that is listed on this greeting card.

Christmas is full of lights. Christmas lights are lit but are we spreading the light? Being plugged into His light? We decorate our homes, Christmas Trees, businesses and more with Christmas lights. However, do we spread our light of Christ too?

Christmas Carol Spotlight: Up on the Housetop – The history of and lyrics to “Up on the Housetop.” #UpOnTheHousetop

The meaning of the menorah – Menorahs are a prominent symbol of Chanukah, are seven-branched candelabras that have been used in Jewish worship since ancient times. #Menorah

Leaving cookies and milk for Santa Claus – The practice of leaving cookies and milk for Santa Claus is a Christmas Eve tradition.

The History of Christmas Lights – Holiday celebrants employ Christmas lights in various ways. Certain individuals may be content to hang lights on their Christmas trees and call their decorating complete. Others may get their holiday jollies by making sure each square inch of their home is covered in twinkling lights. Still, other people prefer the more subdued effect of lights framing one picture window of the house.

Ivy Berries Wreath Meaning. A wreath is always popular during Christmas including wreaths with ivy and berries. Do you know what ivy, berries and wreath mean or symbolic of? Includes free printable version.

Check out this creative idea for Christmas using M&M’s, a jar, decoration and a simple Christmas Poem to make A M&M Christmas Poem Jar. Just move the M to make a M, W, 3 and E. #ChristmasPoem #ChristmasPoemJars

This blog post talks about the first wrapped gift and even what the best wrapped gift ever given. Merry Christmas! #WrappedGift

The colors of Christmas are often taken for granted, and many celebrants are unaware of how these colors became symbols of the Christmas season and why they remain so to this day. There are many colors we see a lot during Christmas. So what are the colors of Christmas and what to they mean? #Christmas #ChristmasColors #ColorsofChristmas

Christmas Carol Spotlight: O Come All Ye Faithful – The history of and lyrics to “O Come, All Ye Faithful.” #OComeAllYeFaithful

North Pole – Did you know? While it might be synonymous with Santa Claus and cold weather, the North Pole is actually much warmer than the South Pole. #NorthPole #Christmas