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Showing posts with label Santa. Show all posts

Monday, November 23, 2015

Win a SantaSentMeALetter.com for your child #GTG2015 12/7

The Goods To Give - Gift Guide Giveaways  

santasentmeletterHosted by Michigan Saving and More and Tales From A Southern Mom 
Co-Hosted by: On Honeysuckle Hill, Deliciously Savvy, Lisa-Queen of Random, God's Growing Garden  
Sponsor: SantaSentMeALetter.com 

Your child can get a personal, one-of-a-kind  letter from Santa, sent from the North Pole on custom stationary. It will be signed with a wax seal by Santa.  

Saturday, November 15, 2014

Rudolph all Red-Nosed over Stamp of Approval

Limited Edition Forever Stamps: 

Rudolph, Hermey, Santa and Bumble

Do you still send Christmas cards? I know a lot of people don't anymore, and it's sad to lose such a wonderful tradition. Besides the memories, it brings holiday joy.

This year we can even use some great new Limited Edition Forever stamps. 

Friday, October 31, 2014

Santa $1,000 cash, two $500 winners 11/21

 Santa $1,000 PayPal Cash Giveaway

Could you use an extra $500 to spend this holiday season? If you're like me, that answer was a loud yes.

You have a chance to win $500 PayPal cash in the Santa $1,000 PayPal Cash Giveaway. Thanks to some amazing friends and supporters of A Peek Into My Paradise we were able to come together collectively with a cash prize of $1000; which will be devided to two very lucky readers - $500 each through PayPal.

Saturday, November 10, 2012

Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Are You Naughty or Nice? Take the quiz, it's 18 days 'till Christmas

We all know Santa makes a special list he always checks twice. Even though this list holds top secret information, Disney's come up with a way to see just where you stand with the big guy.

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

Win a personalized Santa Claus video message to your loved one from the PNP: Three winners 12/23

Winner R said... #5 subscribed by email



Santa Claus and his amazing PNP (Portable North Pole) console are waiting to contact you. With just a few clicks, you help Santa gather the necessary information and photos, then he prepares a unique, tailor-made, personal message to your loved one sent directly from his village in the North Pole.

Since its launch three years ago, the PNP console has allowed Santa to send more that 10 million messages worldwide.

Friday, December 25, 2009

Merry Christmas everyone

I wish everyone a very Merry Christmas today. If you were good, I hope Santa made it to your house and brought you everything you wanted.

Don't forget our troops who are serving throughout the world and are without their families today. Say a prayer for them that they are safe and they return home soon.
Santa takes breaks during his Christmas Eve trip around the world – especially for snacks left by children. Do you put a snack out for Santa? Kids all over the world do. Some even leave carrots for Santa's reindeer. (Carrots are their favorite food.)


Leaving cookies for Santa is a tradition for many families. Imagine eating that many cookies in one night (burp)!

And don't forget the reason for the season as you sit down to eat your meal. Say Happy Birthday to The Lord Jesus Christ. Thank Him for all of His Blessings. Without Him, there would be no Christmas.

Share your pictures with me and tell me about your presents. Any mishaps? Have you already started planning the after Christmas sales? Please share.

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Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Santa is busy, but he can send a personalized free video from the PNP


This is so much fun. I love watching it and wish I could see Kristen's face when she see's it, too. Santa sent a video to my granddaughter from the Portable North Pole and he can send one to you, too.

Santa Claus can speak to every child via a personalized video message, thanks to Sympatico/MSN and Ugroupmedia.

For the second year in a row, they’re bringing Santa closer to you. Help someone you care about receive a personalized video message from Santa Claus himself using the Portable North Pole (PNP) console, pictured above, a technological breakthrough that makes real-time communication with the North Pole possible.

To watch the face of your little one light up with joy, go to PNP and answer a few questions to help Santa put his message together. It is recorded on the spot, right there in his workshop. In minutes, the final product can be watched then emailed to the child.
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