As per custom, Bumble attended Christmas Eve service with the in-laws. This was year 10 of Bumble attending a Methodist church on Christmas Eve. No, the church does not fall down! Death to you! Ahem… anyway, Bumble digresses.
The annual service at this particular church culminates with the congregation lighting candles and singing Silent Night. It [...]
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Bumble Reviews A Christmas Eve Candlelight Service
Posted in Christmas and Holiday Fun, tagged Christmas Eve, Christmas Service, Facebook on December 27, 2009 | 2 Comments »
What to make for Christmas Dinner…
Posted in Christmas and Holiday Fun, tagged Christmas, Christmas dinner, Satire on December 24, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Most families have a pretty established traditional dinner for Thanksgiving. It simply must include turkey. Christmas dinner is much more open to interpretation. The Dickensian version of Christmas dinner is of course figgy pudding and roast goose. Death to Dickens! Who has time for all that? If you happened to have had time to make [...]
Make An Impact With This Last Minute Christmas Gift for FarmVille Addicts
Posted in Christmas and Holiday Fun, Farmville Addictions, tagged charity, christmas gifts, Farmville Addicts on December 18, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Many of you have friends that are addicted to FarmVille on FaceBook. You undoubtedly know who your addicted friends are from the amount of updates you see daily on your wall. Just look at what Bumble’s friends suffer daily (or sometimes hourly).
If you don’t know anything yet about FarmVille, consider yourself lucky. It is highly [...]
Jesus or Santa? Who Is The Bigger Christmas Icon?
Posted in Christmas and Holiday Fun, tagged Christmas, Marketing with Santa, Santa Vintage Ads on December 13, 2009 | 6 Comments »
It’s that time of year kiddies! Christmas! Christmas means different things to different people. To Christians it’s a celebration of the birth of Christ. To shoppers it’s the season to give gifts, revive the economy, run up some new debt, and get a truly poor return on investment for every dollar you spend on someone [...]
