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Christmas and Covid-19 (Stay Healthy) and 2 Christmas Songs

Christmas and Covid-19 (Stay Healthy) and 2 Christmas Songs
Christmas and Covid-19 (Stay Healthy) and 2 Christmas Songs
 It's Christmas and the weather got colder. A new word ‘Omicron’ is getting into our lives. The news that we all hoped wouldn’t come arrived: tighter COVID-19-related restrictions (Omicron) are here, just in time for Christmas. 

Christmas and Covid-19 (Stay Healthy)

As of this week, people all over Europe are being instructed to work from home once again.

For some of this, it will likely feel like a giant step back. Until now there aren’t any official rules instructing the cancellation of Christmas get-togethers with friends, family, or co-workers, many people are feeling like that’s the safer option.

Christmas and Covid-19 (Stay Healthy)

That means it’s possible in the next few days we’ll need to change our plans.

Here are some tips on how to survive this new fucking Omicron – Covid 19 Pandemic!

1. Use a Virtual World – Gather Town

You’re thinking that you had enough Zoom meetings and video conferences. But there are other virtual hangout options out there, and some of them can be entertaining.

Christmas and Covid-19 (Stay Healthy)

Gather Town it’s a cross between Zoom and a video game. You and your friends can meet in an office, a coffee shop, or even a whole private island and interact with each other by controlling an avatar.

Just like in Zoom, you can still talk using video and audio, but you can also have smaller conversations by walking up to an individual you want to speak to. Plus you get to choose an outfit!

2. Plan an Adventure for Post-Covid

Things are unpredictable now doesn’t mean they’ll always be. If you can’t spend time with friends in the way you might want to now, then you can plan something truly spectacular for post-covid.

Christmas and Covid-19 (Stay Healthy)

Maybe it’s the bucket list holiday you said you’d get to one day, or maybe it’s an exotic beach.

Whether big or small – now is the time to plan that thing you said you’d always do someday.

3. Protect Yourself

When things go wrong, many of us react by worrying about the people around us. That’s a beautiful response, but it’s important to protect yourself too.

Christmas and Covid-19 (Stay Healthy)

Too often we don’t let ourselves feel the anger, upset, and disappointment that comes with bad news. That’s even more true with this pandemic, where our loss can be anything from canceled plans to the death of a loved one.

It’s easy to tell ourselves that others have it much worse. But that doesn’t change the fact that you need to protect yourself, you need to survive.

4. Relationships and Meetings

Now is a good time to think about your relationships and think about the different ways you can celebrate with those who mean the most to you.

 Christmas and Covid-19 (Stay Healthy)

Now might be the time to start rescheduling those virtual meetings with your favorite colleagues, loved people, or your family.

However, you choose to stay close to the ones you care about, remember that our relationships don’t need to happen in person for them to be meaningful.

Last Tip

Stay positive and healthy. Avoid Covid-19 and the new ‘Fucking Omikron’ disease. Become a virtual visitor and communicate with people via phone, Zoom, or video conference.

 Christmas and Covid-19 (Stay Healthy)

Celebrate Christmas with your family and friends via Zoom if it’s impossible to be in the same place. I hope that soon this fucking pandemic will become a past nightmare!

Merry Christmas! Protect Yourself, Believe in God, and Stay Healthy.

Christmas: Best Christmas Movies And 2 Famous Christmas Songs (Again!)

 Christmas: Best Christmas Movies And 2 Famous Christmas Songs (Again!)
Christmas: Best Christmas Movies And 2 Famous Christmas Songs (Again!)

Christmas is here again. So you can watch as many Christmas movies as you can.

Christmas: Best Christmas Movies

Each year, Americans spend time watching holiday movies, many of which have become classics. Americans love holiday films and they start watching them months in advance.

Christmas: Best Christmas Movies

A recent survey found that 2 in 5 people start watching Christmas movies in October. Also, many people watched a Christmas movie in September!

But Americans don’t watch every holiday movie.

According to the survey, about 21% of Americans have lied about seeing some Christmas movies. The top movies that they lie about seeing include “It’s a Wonderful Life,” “Miracle on 34th Street” and “A Christmas Carol.”

Here is a list of the best Christmas movies you can watch (Again!)

Christmas: Best Christmas Movies

“The Santa Clause.”

“A Christmas Story.”

“Home Alone.”

“Christmas Vacation.”

“It’s a Wonderful Life.”

“Miracle on 34th Street.”

“The Santa Clause” belongs at the top of any holiday classic list in 2021. The film’s mix of childlike wonder and adult humor make an instant favorite for anyone.

Christmas: Best Christmas Movies

But you can’t forget about the classics, which is why “A Christmas Story” and “It’s a Wonderful Life” deserve their shoutouts, too.

“Christmas Vacation” has taken on something of a cult following in recent years. Also, “Home Alone” is a classic comedy.

The “Miracle on 34th Street.” It’s an all-time classic you need to watch every year.

Here are some popular movies, according to Americans. A recent survey from YouGov polled Americans about which Christmas movie they liked most.

Christmas: Best Christmas Movies

“Home Alone.”

“It’s a Wonderful Life.”

“National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation.”

“A Christmas Story.”

“Elf.”

“Miracle on 34th Street.”

“How the Grinch Stole Christmas (1966 animated film).”

“Die Hard.”

“Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.”

“White Christmas.”

Christmas: Best Christmas Movies

Watch what you like most and don’t forget to send your best wishes to family and friends.

Merry Christmas! I Wish You The Best!

Have A Great Day! – Merry Christmas!

Christmas Tips: Christmas Music and Shopping – And 2 Famous Christmas Songs

Christmas Tips: Christmas Music and Shopping - And 2 Famous Christmas Songs
Christmas Tips: Christmas Music and Shopping – And 2 Famous Christmas Songs

Does Christmas music and songs play a role in what you buy? There’s an influx and hurry in shoppers during the holiday season, easily recognized by crowded parking lots and longer check-out lines.

Christmas Tips: Christmas Music and Shopping

But does music influence your shopping habits or your mindset and Christmas feelings?

What does science say?

 Christmas Tips: Christmas Music and Shopping

In 1982, a New York City grocery store did a study on the tempo of the music and its effects on their customers’ shopping habits.

The store played slower tempo music and found that customers spent significantly more time in the store than usual and bought on average 32% more when compared to times when the store played faster tempo music.

This is easily explained by our body’s reaction to fast versus slow music. When we hear faster music, we tend to pick up the pace.

Christmas Tips: Christmas Music and Shopping

The volume of music was similarly tested on another store’s customers. Would music played at a higher volume affect customers’ buying habits?

In the 1960s, a field experiment was conducted.

It determined that females exposed to loud music while shopping think less time has passed than has.

Whether this led to an increase in spending was not determined.

Christmas Tips: Christmas Music and Shopping

So, how would Christmas music affect seasonal spending? Would the presence of Christmas music playing in the background while you shop urge you to purchase more holiday-related items?

In general, Christmas music is nostalgic. Nostalgia invigorates feelings of happiness, which can lead to buying more, even products you don’t need!

Stats show that 90% of people believe that Christmas music does influence your holiday purchase decisions.

 Christmas Tips: Christmas Music and Shopping

The general theme: Christmas music offers a subtle cue of the season and its expectations (shopping).

Christmas is near. Do you spend more with Christmas songs? Do you feel happier?

Only you know the answer!

2 Christmas Songs For You!

Have A Great Day!

Christmas Facts You Need to Know [Infographic] – 2 Famous Christmas Songs

 Christmas Facts You Need to Know [Infographic]
Christmas Facts You Need to Know [Infographic]

Here are some interesting Christmas facts you need to know. And 2 Famous Christmas Songs for You!

The tallest Christmas tree ever displayed was in Seattle, Washington. It measured 221 ft. tall.

When the Candy Cane was invented in Germany, it was made into a J for Jesus. The red stripes symbolize his blood.

Black Friday is not the busiest shopping day of the year. The two days right before Christmas are.

It is a tradition in Japan to eat KFC for Christmas. Orders must be placed two months in advance.

Jingle Bells was originally a song about Thanksgiving in 1857. It was also the first song ever played in space by astronauts, Walter Schirra Jr. and Thomas P. Stafford.

1 in 3 men waits until Christmas Eve to do their shopping.

Christmas came from the words Cristes Maesse meaning “mass of Christ.”

Christmas trees usually grow for close to 15 years before they can be sold.

Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer got his start as an advertising gimmick for Montgomery Ward in 1839.

Paul McCartney earns $400,000 a year from his “Wonderful Christmastime” song, (which is widely regarded as the worst song ever recorded).

Christmas used to be illegal. Oklahoma was the last U.S. state to declare Christmas a legal Holiday in 1907.

Christmas is not Christ’s birthday as many believe. According to the bible, Christ was actually not even born in the winter.

Bing Crosby’s version of “White Christmas” is the highest-selling single of all time.

It only took six weeks for Charles Dickens to write “A Christmas Carol.”

Americans purchase 1.6 billion Christmas cards every year.

Visa cards are used about 6,000 times every minute during the Christmas season.

Franklin Pierce was the first President who put up an official White House Christmas tree.

December 25th was likely chosen because it coincides with the pagan festival Saturnalia where there was partying, gambling, and gift-giving.

Christmas lights were so expensive that they used to be rented rather than sold. An electrically lit tree was a status symbol in the early 1900s.

A Facebook study in 2010 revealed that two weeks before Christmas is the most popular time for couples to break up.

The top six Christmas tree-producing states are Oregon, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Washington, and Wisconsin.

From performers to maintenance workers, approximately 220 people are hired for the Disneyland Christmas Parade.

The first Christmas celebrated on American Land was in 1539 in Tallahassee, Florida. There were no trees or presents, just a religious mass.

The highest-grossing movie about Christmas since 1980 is Jim Carrey’s “How the Grinch Stole Christmas.” It came out in November 2000 and pulled in $260,044,825.

The Charles W. Howard Santa Claus School in Midland, MI hosts 130 Santas each year where they gather and learn about the history of St. Nick, popular toys, and Santa etiquette.

The abbreviation X in X-Mas is not an abbreviation. It actually stands for “Chi”, meaning Christ in Greek.

The most popular theory of why we leave cookies and milk out for Santa is because Dutch children would leave food and drink out for St. Nicholas on his feast day.

The concept of caroling had nothing to do with Christmas. Medieval carols were liturgical songs in the 12th century while traveling to different homes that came from a tradition in England of wishing good fortunes to your neighbors in exchange for gifts.

The Ancient Greeks considered the mistletoe an aphrodisiac, which is probably why kissing under the mistletoe will bring you luck in your love life.

The reason we give presents during Christmas is to symbolize the gifts given to Jesus by the three wise men.

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Social Media: 7 Social Post Ideas for Christmas – And 2 Christmas Songs

 Social Media: 7 Social Post Ideas for Christmas
Social Media: 7 Social Post Ideas for Christmas

Christmas is near. It’s useful and effective to inject some Christmas spirit into your social media posts.

Social Media: 7 Social Post Ideas for Christmas – And 2 Christmas Songs

Here are some social media post ideas for Christmas to help your followers and reach a new target audience.

1. Christmas Gift Ideas

Social Media: 7 Social Post Ideas for Christmas

Many people need some inspiration and ideas for Christmas gifts. Tell your audience your ideas for Christmas gifting, and of course, include your product if you have one.

Also, you can become more specific by sharing gift ideas for people in your niche or topic.

2. Christmas Hand-Made Cards

Social Media: 7 Social Post Ideas for Christmas

Everyone loves a hand-made, personal gift or card. So you can share ideas, inspiration, and tips for make-at-home cards.

It can be a real help to those who want to show their loved ones how much they care.

3. Christmas – Live Quiz

Social Media: 7 Social Post Ideas for Christmas

Quizzes are popular and effective. They’re easy to do virtually and people love them.

You can set up a live stream and ask your customers a series of Christmas questions to test their seasonal knowledge or to get new ideas for future social media posts.

4. Christmas Songs and Playlist

Social Media: 7 Social Post Ideas for Christmas

Get everyone rocking around the Christmas tree with your top Christmas playlist suggestions.

You can also create some polls on Instagram Stories to find out which songs your followers prefer or love more.

5. Christmas Fashion

Social Media: 7 Social Post Ideas for Christmas

What to wear on Christmas day often it’s not easy for many people. Some like it glam and others like it cozy.

Now is a great time to start a debate with your audience to see their preferences and provide outfit inspiration and ideas.

6. Christmas Recipes and Experiment

Christmas it’s a fun time to experiment with new recipes. Inspire your audience to get creative in the kitchen by compiling a list of awesome Christmas recipes (gingerbread, mince pies, star-shaped cookies) or help them to find new tasty recipes.

7. Christmas Homemade Gifts and Crafts

Social Media: 7 Social Post Ideas for Christmas

If your audience is struggling to find gifts for their loved ones, you can suggest a bit of DIY action. Compile a list of projects your audience can re-create at home.

Provide ideas and tips on how to create or re-create crafts and Christmas gifts (with a personal touch!)

2 Famous Christmas Songs For You!

Have A Great Day!