And a Merry Christmas to you all!
Sunday, December 22, 2013
On December 25th, it's okay to wish me Merry Christmas! Whoohoo!!
Yes,
my friends - no worrying or wondering what to wish me this December
25th! You are perfectly okay to wish me Merry Christmas! In fact, I
encourage you all to make my banner as your banner on your Facebook wall, blog, computer wallpaper, or as a sticker to post on your forehead so that your friends
will know as well that it's okay to wish you Merry Christmas! Spread
the Christmas cheer!
And a Merry Christmas to you all!
And a Merry Christmas to you all!
Friday, December 20, 2013
Today is the very first Dress Like an Elf Day! Get eflin' and get happy!
This is it, my friends! The very first Dress Like an Elf Day!
I hope to see many of you decked out in your elf gear, whether it's Santa's elves, blood elves, night elves, LOTR elves, or even that "Elf on a Shelf! You can even be wearing something as simple as an elf t-shirt or an elf hat! I just ask that you participate so that we can make DLAED a new "holiday"!
And I will continue this in the coming years, so that each year, it will catch on more and more. However, it won't be on a specific date on the calendar, but on the Friday before Christmas, which for 2013, happens to be today.
But I hope some of you will join me in this first go-round, so that you can help promote it, and each year word will spread more and more. So for those of you who participated this year - thank you!
If you do dress like an elf, I ask that you send me a pic, so that on Christmas Day, I can post them here on my blog.
Thank you, friends! :-)
I hope to see many of you decked out in your elf gear, whether it's Santa's elves, blood elves, night elves, LOTR elves, or even that "Elf on a Shelf! You can even be wearing something as simple as an elf t-shirt or an elf hat! I just ask that you participate so that we can make DLAED a new "holiday"!
And I will continue this in the coming years, so that each year, it will catch on more and more. However, it won't be on a specific date on the calendar, but on the Friday before Christmas, which for 2013, happens to be today.
But I hope some of you will join me in this first go-round, so that you can help promote it, and each year word will spread more and more. So for those of you who participated this year - thank you!
If you do dress like an elf, I ask that you send me a pic, so that on Christmas Day, I can post them here on my blog.
Thank you, friends! :-)
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
The first annual Dress Like an Elf Day is Friday, December 20th!
Yeah, just like the title said, come Friday, December 20th, I encourage you all to Dress Like an Elf!
Why? One is to test the power of the social media. This is a totally made-up holiday, and I just want to see how far word-of-Facebook can carry out this idea. I'll try this for the next couple of years to see if I can get it to become something of a "regular" holiday like "Talk Like a Pirate Day".
But rather than celebrate DLAED on a specific date, I'm aiming to have it on the Friday preceding Christmas Day. The reason for this is because Fridays are usually "casual day" at most workplaces, so I thought that it would be a good time to do something like "dress like an elf" at your workplace.
Also, being the Friday before Christmas, most of you would already be in the holiday spirit by then. But mostly, this should be fun to see family, friends, and co-workers dressed as elves! :-D
For elf costumes or t-shirts, try Google. I found a few with just a simple search. Here's one costume idea for the gents, and one for the ladies.
On Friday December 20th, I would like you all to post pics of yourselves in your elf t-shirts or costumes, because "pics, or it didn't happen!" So let's all try to start a new wholly created holiday. Years later, when DLAED catches on, you can say with all sincerity that you were there for the first one! And you'll have the pics to prove it! So let's all get elf-ed up and Dress Like An Elf! :-D
To help spread the work about DLAED, here are a couple of graphics for you - one for your blog or Facebook banner, and the other for your profile pic.
Why? One is to test the power of the social media. This is a totally made-up holiday, and I just want to see how far word-of-Facebook can carry out this idea. I'll try this for the next couple of years to see if I can get it to become something of a "regular" holiday like "Talk Like a Pirate Day".
But rather than celebrate DLAED on a specific date, I'm aiming to have it on the Friday preceding Christmas Day. The reason for this is because Fridays are usually "casual day" at most workplaces, so I thought that it would be a good time to do something like "dress like an elf" at your workplace.
Also, being the Friday before Christmas, most of you would already be in the holiday spirit by then. But mostly, this should be fun to see family, friends, and co-workers dressed as elves! :-D
For elf costumes or t-shirts, try Google. I found a few with just a simple search. Here's one costume idea for the gents, and one for the ladies.
On Friday December 20th, I would like you all to post pics of yourselves in your elf t-shirts or costumes, because "pics, or it didn't happen!" So let's all try to start a new wholly created holiday. Years later, when DLAED catches on, you can say with all sincerity that you were there for the first one! And you'll have the pics to prove it! So let's all get elf-ed up and Dress Like An Elf! :-D
To help spread the work about DLAED, here are a couple of graphics for you - one for your blog or Facebook banner, and the other for your profile pic.
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