This is a free, kid-friendly Santa E-mail Message for the Holidays!
November 30, 2006 (Press Release) --
(Santa’s Workshop, North Pole) - Yes, Santa’s coming to town in just a few weeks, but now that he has his new Christmas toy (a computer, along with an e-mail account) he’s itching to send your family a free instant “e-message” wishing
you warm greetings for a happy holiday.
Santa wants everyone to know that he and his elves are hard at work making toys and games to fulfill everyone’s wishes. And he’s also in the process of updating his “naughty and nice” list, so send him an e-mail to let him know what you’ve been up to. You don’t want to be put on the wrong list, do you?
Think of the time, money and paper this will save. Now that Ol’ Kris Kringle has finally moved into the 21st century, he can electronically send his message to children and families across the globe in the wink of his eye.
No more waiting! Just imagine how excited your children will be when they get their own message from Santa on your computer.
“Our goal is to brighten every child’s Christmas with this free e-mail from Santa Claus, and they don’t have to wait for weeks to receive it,” said J. L. Powers from TalkingSantaEmail.com. “This is our small way of spreading joy, love and goodwill to all.”
For more information about this totally free e-mail message visit: TalkingSantaEmail.com
Additional Information: J.L.Powers and her sister Amy (mother of two), know the excitement and anticipation children experience at Christmas time. That’s why they also offer a special Santa audio message, a delightful e-mail letter and a heartfelt message from “Sammy the Snowflake” to get children thinking about giving, receiving, and sharing this holiday season. This entire holiday package is only $2.95.
Santa’s Top 5 Goodwill Tips for Parents This Holiday
1. Encourage the thought of giving by cleaning out the toy box with your kids and giving to those in need.
2. Take time to help them make their own cards and gifts.
3. Let your children help with the holiday dinner - it makes them feel grown up.
4. Urge your kids to remember Golden Rule – to treat others with the same respect as you would like to be treated.
5. Consider what you holiday memories you want your children to remember in 25 years – the presents or family traditions.
www.TalkingSantaEmail.com
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you warm greetings for a happy holiday.
Santa wants everyone to know that he and his elves are hard at work making toys and games to fulfill everyone’s wishes. And he’s also in the process of updating his “naughty and nice” list, so send him an e-mail to let him know what you’ve been up to. You don’t want to be put on the wrong list, do you?
Think of the time, money and paper this will save. Now that Ol’ Kris Kringle has finally moved into the 21st century, he can electronically send his message to children and families across the globe in the wink of his eye.
No more waiting! Just imagine how excited your children will be when they get their own message from Santa on your computer.
“Our goal is to brighten every child’s Christmas with this free e-mail from Santa Claus, and they don’t have to wait for weeks to receive it,” said J. L. Powers from TalkingSantaEmail.com. “This is our small way of spreading joy, love and goodwill to all.”
For more information about this totally free e-mail message visit: TalkingSantaEmail.com
Additional Information: J.L.Powers and her sister Amy (mother of two), know the excitement and anticipation children experience at Christmas time. That’s why they also offer a special Santa audio message, a delightful e-mail letter and a heartfelt message from “Sammy the Snowflake” to get children thinking about giving, receiving, and sharing this holiday season. This entire holiday package is only $2.95.
Santa’s Top 5 Goodwill Tips for Parents This Holiday
1. Encourage the thought of giving by cleaning out the toy box with your kids and giving to those in need.
2. Take time to help them make their own cards and gifts.
3. Let your children help with the holiday dinner - it makes them feel grown up.
4. Urge your kids to remember Golden Rule – to treat others with the same respect as you would like to be treated.
5. Consider what you holiday memories you want your children to remember in 25 years – the presents or family traditions.
www.TalkingSantaEmail.com
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