The Chrismologist

Don't forget to check out my new website TheChrismologist.com for all your Christmas facts and regular season updates.

TheChrismologist.com

As long time followers of this blog (and my many others) will already know, I currently juggle about eight blogs, updating people on various aspects of my writing, and - to be honest - it was all getting a bit much, especially when there are effectively two blogs for the same book, only one of them for the American market and one for the UK.
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So, I've decided to merge the two blogs for Christmas Miscellany and What is Myrrh Anyway? in one, easy to manage, dot com, called...
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Click this link and check it out for yourself. In fact, why not bookmark the site and add it to your favourites today?

It's still a work in progress at the moment, but over the coming weeks I'll be adding more features and content all the time. And you can already email me all your Christmas questions direct at info@thechrismologist.com.

I look forward to seeing you there.

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Customize your own Christmas tree

If you have had a wander round the Christmas Miscellany blog, you might have spotted the Christmas tree Christmas countdown in the right-hand column.

Now, what makes this particular countdown to Christmas widget so special is that it is entirely customizable. You can choose everything from the colour of the decoration on the top to the colour of the lights and baubles right down to whether there are presents under the tree or not.

So if you would like to customize your own Christmas blog countdown, click here.

And now, the weather...

Have you noticed that it's snowing on this blog (Even though there's been a heatwave over here in the UK)? How cool is that?

If you're thinking of starting your own Christmas blog or would like to refresh last year's for 2009, or want to add some suitably festive widgets of your own, click here.

Pumpkins and Reindeer

One of the things I hope to do through the blog is to connect you to other Christmas-related blogs and festive sites on the Internet.


The first of these is Pumpkins and Reindeer. Why not check out Cathy Miller's ideas for festive table decorations and her recipes for Christmas cheer? And if you do drop by, mention that I sent you. ;-)