ATLANTA, GA, November 21, 2011 (Press-News.org) ChristmasHoliday2011.com just made Christmas shopping easier for everyone this year with a new Facebook page for the Christmas Holiday 2011 season. The new Facebook page contains news articles, shopping tips, best gift ideas, Christmas recipes, hottest gifts and decorating ideas to help make this Christmas the best ever.
ChristmasHoliday2011.com has so far received excellent reviews with most people enjoying the Christmas shopping stories on the page, such as the story about a Christmas fairy who was fired after cursing on the job. The woman claimed that she cursed out of pure frustration with the hiring process but was fired on the spot. Another popular story on the page is the Christmas Spirit program, that is looking for sponsors to buy gifts for children for the Christmas Holiday 2011 event, that is hosted every year by the organization.
"I just love this new Xmas Holidays fan page. The news stories are incredibly funny and the recipes are awesome. I've already used two of the recipes for a Christmas dinner party we had at our house. And when my best friend asked where I got the recipe I sent her to Facebook."-Mari Slopen, Greenwich, CT
Another hot topic on the Facebook page is the handmade Christmas gift ideas that are fun and easy to create. ChristmasHoliday2011.com also posts ideas on the hottest toys, the top electronics on sale this year, gifts for her or him, and gag gifts, which have received a lot of attention from the page's followers.
The Christmas holiday is almost upon us. Find the best Christmas holiday gifts and the hottest toys of the Christmas holiday season. We will uncover related topics to; handmade Christmas gifts, new Christmas recipes, and Christmas decorations.
www.ChristmasHoliday2011.com wishes everyone a safe and merry Christmas.
ChristmasHoliday2011.com Makes Christmas Shopping Easier With a New Facebook Page for the Holiday Season
ChristmasHoliday2011.com contains the hottest gift ideas, news articles, shopping tips, Christmas recipes, and decorating tips to help make this Christmas spectacular!
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