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Decorate (and redecorate) a cozy room with 36 reusable stickers of peppermint sticks, stars, tree ornaments, toys, other cheerful seasonal images.

Merry Christmas Sticker Activity Book

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The first Un–Christmas classic from the bestselling team of How Murray Saved Christmas.

When Noelle wakes up every morning, she must put her new pony in the backyard with all of her other ponies and her new bike in the garage with all of her other bikes. It is another normal day in Christmas City, where every day is Christmas except for one–the much anticipated but highly uncelebrated Un–Christmas Day.

Perfect for every child who wishes for more, more, and more, the bestselling collaboration of Mike Reiss and David Catrow give a new meaning to the phrase “a joyous holiday.”

Ages 3 – 7

Merry Un-Christmas

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Genre: Christmas Music
Media Format: Compact Disk
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Release Date: 16-JUL-2002

Merry Christmas Strait to You

Merry Christmas From Elvis Presley….

It was Christmas time, and in the local paper there was a short article about an old woman in North Memphis, it was near the area where Elvis lived while he was growing up.

The man and woman were old, black and very poor, they lived in a two-room house with only a tattered curtain dividing the rooms, in the poorest part of Memphis. The old woman had been confined to a wheelchair all her life. She had no legs and her old wheelchair had become worse from age, she wasn’t able to use it anymore and left her unable to move around her home.

The story was written by a charitable woman who knew of the old lady’s circumstances and decided to do what she could, and try to raise enough money to buy the old lady a new wheelchair. When Elvis read the article he turned to Marty Lacker and said, “Moon, take care of it for me. Get her a new chair.” Marty made a call to the phone number which was with the article, and asked the woman who answered the call, if she was still looking for a wheelchair for the crippled woman?

She said, “We are taking donations and will very much appreciate anything you can do.”

Marty then asked how much had already been raised; so far the donations received totaled a little over eighty dollars. Marty explained to the lady, he is acting on behalf of someone who would like to remain anonymous but would like to buy the old woman a new wheelchair.

The lady on the phone said, “Oh, you want to donate some money.”

Marty replied, “No, we want to buy a new chair for her. You take the money that has been raised and give to her. We’ll get the wheelchair.” The lady seemed to be unsure about the caller, until Marty asked for the old woman’s address and reassuring her that they would get the old woman her chair, she then seemed satisfied this call was genuine.

She said to Marty, “You are very kind,” then she offered to pick up the wheelchair and send the bill on to them, he said, no, ma’am. “We will pick the chair up and personally deliver it, there is somebody who wants to do this for the old lady.”

“God will surely bless you and your friend.” She replied.

After getting the elderly woman’s address Marty made another call to a hospital supply company in Memphis, where Marty and one of the other guys found a really nice electric, automatic wheelchair and bought it, put it in the trunk of the car and went back to Graceland to show Elvis the chair before they delivered it to the old woman.

When they got to Graceland, Elvis and Priscilla were dressed to go out.

Marty asked Elvis if he wanted to see the wheelchair before taking to the woman, Elvis answered “Priscilla and I are both going with you.”

Elvis, Priscilla and Marty got into one car and two of the guys followed in a second car, using the second car was normal procedure for security, or in case anything happened to the car Elvis was traveling in. They drove to one of the poorest neighborhoods in Memphis. It was the pits, and they all wondered how people were living like that and yet, most of the guys had begun their lives in little better conditions.

Marty went to the door making sure they were at the right address; an old man let him in.

It was a shock to see what these people lived in, he noticed the newspapers, which were there to try and stop the wind from coming in the windows, there was an old wood stove in the middle of the floor. It was the poorest place Marty had ever seen, and the shocking fact was this place was in the city. It was a run down shack, not a house.

Marty explained to the old man three or four times why he was in the neighborhood, even then it’s not certain the old man understood. Then Marty saw the old woman sitting on a wooden chair in the other room, he then told the man he would be right back.

While outside, he told Elvis the old lady was in the house and got the other guys to put the wheelchair together. Elvis carried the chair into the house, with Priscilla, Marty and the others following. Tears welled in everyone’s eyes at the sight of these dear old people during such poverty. Elvis went to the lady and said, “Hello, I came to give you this chair as a gift for Christmas”.

The dear old woman didn’t understand why this white man was in her home to giving her a new wheelchair. She kept looking at the chair and Elvis while he explained and showed her how it should be operated.

Suddenly she seemed to understand this wheelchair is truly a gift to her, then she tried her hardest to get off the wooden chair to her new chair wheelchair, but she struggled and was unable to do so. Elvis then gently picked her up and carefully placed her in her new chair.

As her tears began flowing from her old eyes she cried, “Praise God! God bless you!”

The moment was filled with genuine emotions, with Elvis on one side and Priscilla on the other, sharing this “happy sadness” moment with the old lady.

Even the tough members of the Memphis Mafia couldn’t control the powerful emotions floating in the room; each of the guys came forward and put their arms around the old lady and clasped the old man’s weak hand. The general feeling that surfaced from this special visit was the love felt for the elderly couple, Priscilla and all that were present, but most of all they truly loved Elvis and the sincerity with which he gave his true gift, himself.

Before leaving the couple, Elvis turned to Marty and said, “Look at the way they’re living,” each person involved in the experience felt thankful for what they had.

Elvis then asked Marty to give him a couple of hundred dollars; Elvis then placed two one-hundred-dollar notes in the old woman’s hand wishing her a Merry Christmas.

Elvis gently kissed her, then turned and walked out.

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Genre: Christmas Music
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Release Date: 21-SEP-1999Amazon.com
George Strait is one of country music’s GQ cowboys and leading male vocalists, and his first Christmas record is probably in every country holiday collection. This one won’t be. Strait sounds about as engaged here as a perennial bench sitter on the hockey team. The CD mixes standards with middling originals, and Strait’s puzzling choices of covers (“Jingle Bell Rock” at this stage of the game?) are only exacerbated by the likes of a story called “Noel Leon,” about a guy who leaves his Christmas lights up all year round. Of course there’s a sad side to the tale. You expect more from a guy who can emulate George Jones and find the writers who make even the most commercial work personable and memorable. Finally, what was he thinking when he covered “All I Want for Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth”? Talk about getting caught in a whiteout. –Martin Keller

Merry Christmas Wherever You Are

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Delight a small child with a mini MERRY CHRISTMAS, MAISY that’s just the right size to tuck into a Christmas stocking.

Cuddle up for a little comfort and joy featuring everybody’s favorite mouse. As Maisy gets ready for Christmas, little ones can lift flaps and pull tabs to watch Maisy bake and decorate, read Maisy’s Christmas cards, peek at her gifts, and open the door on Christmas morning for a merry surprise. Trimmed in foil and twinkling from beginning to end with festive surprises, MERRY CHRISTMAS, MAISY – now in a diminutive size for little hands – captures the joys and simple pleasures of the season.Amazon.com Review
There’s nothing like Christmas to put a little sparkle in your eyes–or around your house! Maisy is excited that Christmas is almost here–she bakes a special cake, buys and wraps presents for her friends, and decorates her house to within an inch of its life. Shiny stars and glittering tinsel deck Maisy’s halls, and when the big day finally arrives, she and her friends are ready to celebrate in style.

Kids who loved Maisy in some of Lucy Cousins’s other books about the truly delightful mouse, including Maisy’s Pop-Up Playhouse, Maisy Goes to Bed, and Maisy Goes Swimming, will be tickled pink to find her latest interactive adventure on their bedside table, in the bookshelf, or under the Christmas tree. Readers lift the flaps and pull the tabs to discover all sorts of festive surprises, from a tray of cookies hot out of the oven to Maisy’s toy panda snuggled under the bedcovers. This book has lots of color and loads of simple appeal. (Ages 3 to 6) –Emilie Coulter

Merry Christmas Maisy: Mini Edition

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Parents can sing the classic Christmas song “We Wish You a Merry Christmas” while they manipulate five adorable finger puppets: an elf, a reindeer, a fir tree, Santa Claus, and a snowman. Using the soft, colorful glove, parents and children can make the fingertip critters come to life. And the board book, featuring the lyrics and adorable illustrations of Christmas scenes, is conveniently nestled in the palm of the puppet, making the entire package self-contained and perfect for reading aloud.

Merry Christmas, A Hand Puppet Board Book

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Specifications: Laser EtchedSolidPolishedSatin14k Yellow goldEngraveable
Precious Metal Type: 14k Yellow Gold
Weight: 0.5 gr.
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14k Gold Merry Christmas Disc Charm

~*~*~*~ Please Read ~*~*~*~ I would like to wish all my subscribers and friends a merry christmas and a happy new year!!! sooo this vid has strange origins. I wanted to make a christmas video aaand i had no idea of what song to use. So then one day while i was hanging out w/ friends at school watching Christmas movies some kid’s mom said “You’ll Shoot Your Eye Out” and *LEGASP* i discovered my christmas viddie…not that this song is incredibly positive but whatever. anyway… so the following fandoms were in this vid Phantom of the Opera Moulin Rouge Sweeney Todd Repo! The Genetic Opera Mean Girls Pirates of the Caribbean (1-3) Peter Pan (2003) Doctor Who (Season 3) Van Helsing Have a Merry Christmas… Enjoy