Christmas Breyer
Christmas Breyer
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Graceland Stables Breyer Playset $24.99 Ever since Elvis presented Priscilla with a horse for Christmas in 1966, Graceland has been home to horses. In 2009, Graceland Stables became open to the public for tours for the first time. Breyer’s Graceland Stables play set includes mini models of Elvis’ Rising Sun and Lisa Marie’s pony Moriah, several accessories to play with and a printed cardboard Graceland Stables. Comes in a cute package with handle which can be used to bring the fun and memories wherever you go! Horses are 1/32 scale and approximately 3″ h. |
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Breyer Pick Up and Gooseneck Trailer $23.99 Breyer(R) Stablemates Pick Up and Gooseneck Trailer Load up the horses and hit the road with this slant-load gooseneck horse trailer that features hinged roof panels for easy access to a three-stall interior and storage area. Towing it is easy with a deluxe pick-up truck that features doors that open and close, a drop-down tailgate, and wheels that roll. Part of the Breyer Stablemates collection. Measurements: Overall- 13″ L x 4.25″ H x 3.25″ W Truck- 7″ L x 2 1/2″ H x 2 1/2″ W Trailer- 8″ L x 4.25″ H x 3.25″ W |
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Disney Alice in Wonderland, Cheshire Cat 3 Figure Doll Toy, Cake Topper, Style May Differ $5.99 … |
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Christmas Traditions, Holiday Winter Home Decor, Crochet Place Mat Placemat Red $9.99 … |
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Holiday Christmas, White Gold Organza Striped Martha Stewart Placemat $9.99 … |
Stay in Union With Real Merry Yule Cards, Not E-mail
Wasn’t the physical writing of Christmas cards a major piece of Irving Berlin’s song “I’m Dreaming of a White Christmas?
“I’m dreaming of a white Christmas,
With every Christmas card I write”
E-mail came along many years after Irving Berlin began singing the popular song “I’m Dreaming of a White Christmas. Now, it seems that many people in today’s rushed world would rather sit down at the computer and type out an e-mail with a Christmas wish on it instead of taking the time to write out a thoughtful message in true Merry Christmas cards.
Cards vs. e-mail
- Cards cost more than e-mail
- cards take more time to draft
- As a whole
There’s a sentimental difference between receiving Christmas cards online or at the mailbox. E-mail seems to have put a dent in the total number of cards people are sent each year, so this makes each card one receives by mail more special. There is something special about traditional Christmas that the electronic era may never replace.
The warmth you can convey in a real Christmas card will far exceed anything sent through the computer. It shows that you took the time and effort to select a card for them. If you write a message and sign your name to the card, that carries even more meaning to the recipient. Even though the cost of the card and postage combined won’t exceed more than a couple dollars, the idea that you spent the money says something positive to the recipient. Once you send your card to another, they may place it in a prominent place in their home for others to see. E-mails, on the other hand, rarely go beyond one’s computer screen.
I think the holidays lend themselves to being more personal and intimate by sending real Merry Christmas cards. If you have any desire to commute posthaste, e-mail far exceeds the normal mail system. Yet, wanting to deliver a message as quickly as possible seems slightly contrary to the Christmas holiday we’ve come to relish and enjoy. Can you imagine ol’ Irving singing, “I’m dreaming of a White Christmas, with every e-mail I type out and send”?
Doesn’t quite have the same ring, does it?
For more fun with Christmas greeting cards visit www.ModernGreetings.com because holiday fun begins with holiday greeting cards
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BREYER Christmas Keepsake Holiday Ornament 2008 700338 $18.99 Stow your special holiday treasures in Breyer?s Christmas Keepsakes Ornament, first in a collectible series. Whether it?s ribbon from your favorite gift, a small bell or a locket-sized photo of your horse, this ornament is the perfect place to hide your little trinkets. A beautiful bay horse wearing a blanket labeled with ?Christmas 2008? and a horseshoe clasp protect your keepsakes. |
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BREYER My First Pony Glass Globe Ornament 700408 $17.99 Rarely has a Christmas gone by that a little girl doesn?t wish with every last wish that she will find a pony waiting for her under the tree. Breyer has captured the magical moment when that wish comes true in its My First Pony glass globe ornament, sixth in a collectible series. Hang it on the tree as a memento of the year you received your first pony, or give it to the little girl you know who is hoping to find one under her tree this year. |
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