June 30th, 2008 by Sarah Null
It is truly mind-boggling to think about all the things that have appeared on a postage stamp, whether here in the United States or overseas on other countries’ postage stamps. You could start listing things today and not be even close to being done until maybe a week from Tuesday. Not that we’re going to […]
June 27th, 2008 by Sarah Null
What kind of a collector are you? People have all kinds of collections: china figurines, matchbooks, circus paraphernalia, books about the Civil War, comic books, you name it, someone out there surely collects it! One type of collection that has been popular for many years (or maybe even many centuries) has been autographs. Collecting peoples’ […]
June 26th, 2008 by Sarah Null
You don’t have to be a scientist finding a cure for cancer or a politician making dramatic country-wide social changes to make a difference in today’s world. But it is possible for one person to make a dramatic and significant difference in other peoples’ lives. Think of how amazing that is, for one single person […]
June 24th, 2008 by Sarah Null
It’s a long-standing and time-honored tradition for countless American families to take their children to see Santa each year, and to treasure the photographs they take there each year. In much the same way, there are pet dogs and cats who visit Santa each Christmas and have their photos taken there (often for use on […]
June 23rd, 2008 by Sarah Null
Some Christmas cards are sent out with news of family accomplishments, endeavors, or trips made over the past year. Some Christmas cards go out bearing a simple holiday greeting to the recipient. But other Christmas cards are put in the mail with the ultimate goal of making others’ lives better and the world a nicer […]
June 20th, 2008 by Sarah Null
While I’ll never be one to knock hand-written lists on pads of legal paper, I do agree that after a certain point, it’s time to go as automatic as you can. By automatic I mean you could type out the list on a typewriter (if you can find one), in a Microsoft Word document, or […]
June 19th, 2008 by Sarah Null
These days, you can’t go more than a day or two without hearing a lot about going green (or, environmentally friendly). It sure makes sense to go green with houses, with cars, with your family’s food, and even with cleaning supplies, but have you ever wondered if you can you go green with Christmas cards? […]
June 17th, 2008 by Sarah Null
It was an unorthodox but undeniably effective way to catch a thief: send him a Christmas card and leave the rest up to his conscience.
While it might sound like something out of a television sitcom, it really happened. The Brighton (U.K.) police tracked down a former postman who was accused of helping himself […]
June 16th, 2008 by Sarah Null
So much can happen in a year. New jobs, new marriages, new houses, new children. Travels far and wide, to exotic locations, hometowns, and everywhere in between. Accomplishments made over the course of the year, whether that’s an impressive weight loss, graduation from college, learning to speak a new language, or someone’s […]
June 13th, 2008 by Sarah Null
Endless debates rage on around the country about one topic. No, we’re not talking about the upcoming presidential election! The debate in question is actually this: What goes into a winning Christmas card letter? Some folks prefer reading the newsy types of letters, while others argue that their favorites are the letters […]