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Pin the Red Nose on Rudolf Christmas Party Game
This is a simple children's Christmas party game. I deal for young children due to the simple rules and it’s all round good fun. Read
By: Suie Roberts | 22/10/2007 | Art and Entertainment
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Children's Christmas Ice Breaking Party Games
Ice breaking party games are a brilliant way for a group of people to get to know each other, get over shyness, and generally 'break the ice' and therefore make way for festive fun. Icebreaker games are designed so that there are no winners or losers. The main aim of the game is to have fun as a group, so that there are no isolate persons. It also encourages the group to communicate and overcome shyness. Read
By: Suie Roberts | 22/10/2007 | Home and Family
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Last Minute Christmas Shopping Pros & Cons
Are you one of those people who leaves their Christmas shopping to the very last minute? What do you do when it gets to the 22nd of December and you still haven’t done your Christmas shopping? The town is packed, and once in the shops the shelves are empty making it difficult to find suitable gifts. Anyway, who wants to spend the last Saturday before Christmas stuck in a check out queue, listening to Christmas carols blaring out whilst your nursing a hangover form the night before? Read
By: Suie Roberts | 22/10/2007 | Home and Family
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Home Made Advent Calendars
Advent calendars are brilliant for counting down the days to Christmas. Every morning you have the fun of finding the next door and seeing what's hiding behind it. Chocolate calendars are very nice with a chocolate treat behind each door. You could make your own calendar. The best thing about making your own calendar is that you can put your favourite thing behind each door, or perhaps you could put the gifts you are most wanting Santa to bring you behind each door. Read
By: Suie Roberts | 22/10/2007 | Home and Family
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Operation Christmas Child
We all know that Christmas is a time for giving. God gave us his son to save us, the three wise men gave gifts to the baby Jesus at the nativity scene. Santa Claus does his famous mad dash on Christmas Eve giving out gifts and we all enjoy giving and receiving gifts from our friends and families. Read
By: Suie Roberts | 22/10/2007 | News and Society
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How to Make a Jingle Bells Instrument to Accompany Christmas Carols
Fun to make and a great accompaniment to the classic carol Jingle Bells, just shake to the beat. Who would have thought that rubbish and junk could sound so festive? Read
By: Suie Roberts | 22/10/2007 | Music
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Is your Man Crap in Bed?
It’s sad but true, some men’s love making skills just aren’t up to much. There are numerous reasons of why your lover might not be satisfying you in the way that you would like; but we are not going to be discussing that here. This article is going to look at the 'how’s' and the 'should I's' of tell your man that he’s crap in bed. Read
By: Suie Roberts | 22/10/2007 | Women's Issues
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Peppermint Sweets Gift
At Christmas time we all like to indulge in rich foods, such as Christmas pudding and Christmas Cake, sweets and candy. During the Second World War when food was rationed, children went without sweets. Sugar was rationed to 8oz (225g) per person per month. Sugar is the main ingredient of sweets, which is why they were so scarce and why they became a luxury item. Read
By: Suie Roberts | 22/10/2007 | Women's Issues
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A Dog is for Life, not Just for Christmas
Every year, around Christmas time the RSPCA make appeals to everyone to think before buying a puppy or any other pet as a Christmas present. The RSPCA's message is "A dog is for life, not just for Christmas". This prompt is to make people think, and to consider the implications of owning a pet. Read
By: Suie Roberts | 22/10/2007 | Pets
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Christmas Presents for Pooches
Dogs are mans best friend, and as any dog owner will tell you, they really do become part of the family. This is probably why we can't leave the family dog out of the festivities at Christmas time. There are many of products on the market for dogs from doggie treat Christmas stockings, to Christmas theme food dishes, to Santa costumes to dress your dog up! Santa wrote a particular request asking people not to buy rubber Santa chew toys, because on Christmas eve when Santa is delivering presents, Read
By: Suie Roberts | 22/10/2007 | Pets