Archive for the 'Holidays Information' Category

Tips For Singles on Surviving (And Enjoying) The Holidays

Friday, April 17th, 2009

Here you are, facing the holiday season alone. Have you been thinking about?
*how alone and lonely you feel
*excuses you can give family members as to why you can’t come this year
*what friends may be available to spend those long days with
*how another year has passed and you are (still) single
*how unfair it is that everyone [...]

Going Solo on Valentines Day: Advice For Singles

Friday, April 17th, 2009

The stores are decorated in candy hearts, flowers and bears. Every TV or radio commercial reminds you that it’s time to remember your sweetheart on this special day for lovers. Your feelings range from sadness, to revulsion to anger. What’s a single person to do? The following suggestions are designed to both answer that question [...]

10 Steps to a Relaxing Thanksgiving

Friday, April 17th, 2009

Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday! Family, friends, good food - and no presents to buy. To make it your best holiday ever, consider these organizing tips:
? Choose your preferred style: formal with everyone dressed up and using their best manners - or a more informal relaxed style. If you’ve invited more people than your dining [...]

10 Tips for More Meaningful Holidays

Friday, April 17th, 2009

No matter how many lists you make, cards you send, gifts you buy, or packages you wrap, there will be things you intended to do this holiday season that won’t get done. If you do manage to get everything done, but you’re too tired to enjoy the season, everyone suffers.
Consider these tips to minimize your [...]

Making Time to Write this Holiday Season

Friday, April 17th, 2009

As the countdown to Christmas day continues, most everyone is naturally all wrapped up in preparing for the big day (and the eve of the big day and the day after the big day?).
Whether it’s shopping, baking, or hosting holiday gatherings, you are probably engaged in time-consuming activities related to the season.
Although your dedication to [...]

The Holiday Shopping Experience - Rewarding or Traumatic?

Friday, April 17th, 2009

Picture this scenario! It’s December 24th, the day of Christmas Eve. On this day you should be relaxing, enjoying time with family and thinking of all the precious memories you have created throughout the year.
No, wait! It’s the last day of shopping before Christmas and you haven’t even started to do your gift shopping.
You get [...]

Ten Tips for a Real Holiday Season

Wednesday, April 15th, 2009

Holidays and the start of a new year inevitably make us think about how we can improve ourselves, and have the life we want in the future. We make resolutions - I must lose weight, I will save more money - and then lose our way. That’s because we aren’t matching our resolutions with who [...]

Quick and Easy Holiday Decorating

Wednesday, April 15th, 2009

You’re tired. You’ve worked hard all week. Suddenly, the kids shout gleefully… “let’s decorate!” … in anticipation of the coming holiday. The “let’s not” is miraculously not permitted to escape your lips. Instead you take a deep breath while you wonder about how this decorating could become an easier and more fun-filled activity.
Well, it can [...]

50 Ways to Acknowledge Your Employees Before and After Labor Day

Wednesday, April 15th, 2009

For most people, Labor Day symbolizes the end of summer, back to school, and another long weekend. Deep down however, when we stop for a moment and reflect as we often do on bank holidays, we all know that Labor Day is, in reality, meant to signify a time to recognize the achievement, struggle and [...]

Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas - How to Tap in to the Holiday Publicity Bonanza

Wednesday, April 15th, 2009

If your product or service can be given as a gift, a publicity
windfall awaits at the end of the year - but you need to start
working in June. Each December, media outlets cover the newest,
the hottest and the most unusual Holiday gifts. The reporters
assigned to develop these pieces typically depend on two sources
of information:
1. Phone [...]