Rudolph with your nose so bright, won’t you guide my sleigh tonight?
“The Original Christmas Classics” DVD Giveaway!
Here we go with our next “Original Christmas Classics” DVD Giveaway…
In order to qualify for this week’s Original Christmas Classics DVD Giveaway on Twitter, you must complete the following task by Saturday, December 6 at 7PM EST (i.e. any time between now and December 6 at 7PM EST). We will pick a winner via random drawing and announce on Twitter the next day (Sunday).
The Original Christmas Classics DVD Set includes seven holiday favorites: Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, Santa Claus is Coming To Town, Frosty the Snowman, Frosty Returns, Mr. Magoo’s Christmas Carol, The Little Drummer Boy, and Cricket on the Hearth!
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ENTRY TASK (2-parts):
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Just entered to win “The Original Christmas Classics” DVD courtesy of @ClassicMovieHub
BY Saturday, December 6 at 7PM EST
THE QUESTION:
What was one of the best and/or most surprising gifts you ever received from ‘Santa’ when you were a kid? Or, if you didn’t celebrate Christmas, what was one of the most memorable presents you received during the winter holiday season?
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When the very popular Cabbage Patch dolls came out years ago, my mom somehow managed to get one for my sister and I. It was a very memorable Christmas.
I remember Cabbage Patch dolls and all the craziness trying to buy them! Short supply and very popular (understatement!)
I received Donny and Marie dolls from Santa one year!
Oh that’s a great gift, really something special… I didn’t even know that they made those dolls, isn’t it amazing how ‘Santa’ knows everything 🙂
The most memorable gift that I ever received was an Optimus Prime Electric Toothbrush. I really liked Transformers as a child.
oh wow! that’s pretty cool — even by today’s standards 🙂
My best present was a pair of ice skates, we had frozen ponds around so I was able to go skating all the time, I was so thrilled to have gotten what I asked for, I was beaming with a huge grin
Isn’t it wonderful to have such fabulous childhood memories! Those fond ‘little things’ that aren’t so ‘little’ after all 🙂
The most surprising gift I got was a Radiant Rose style collector Barbie doll that I was not allowed to open and play with.
I have to smile at that one… it must have been torture not to open the package and play with that doll!!!
The best present Santa left me was a Huckleberry Hound bouncy , (on springs ) I rode that day & night & I was totally uninterested in any other toy’s. My parents filmed it (I’m really aging myself now) & I still watch it with such fond memories. (of course transferred to vhs then to dvd)
Isn’t it so amazing how these wonderful memories stay with us to treasure always…
Christmas memories are wonderful. presents yes, but the Christmas trees with the wonderful pine scent, Christmas decorations, special cookies & other goodies, such a magical time.
A Red Flyer wagon. I pulled that little wagon all over town putting all the rocks & other treasures I would find in it, then when I was tried I put my knee in it & used it as a scooter .
What a classic gift!!! 🙂
My best present ever was a child size kitchen and stove. The burners “glowed” when you turned the knobs. I did a lot of cooking with that set. Even though it was made of cardboard it was pretty cool to me and I loved it.
Such fun! Could almost picture it! I remember my friend had an easy bake oven and it was wonderful…
Oh to be a child again with all the wonder, innocence and magic of Christmas!
My parents couldn’t afford to get me and my sisters Cabbage Patch Dolls, but not wanting us to go without; we each got a Pumpkin Patch Kid one Christmas. Even though they were knock-offs, we loved them like the real things. The dolls are still played with to this day by my nieces! Thanks for having such a great contest!
Oh that’s a wonderful story, made me smile. And I’m so glad the dolls have been handed down to your nieces, makes them even more special! Thanks so much for sharing 🙂
Most memorable was probably a Batmobile (powered by pedals) that was ideal for a 6 year old crime fighter. It came with a cape and mask.
Oh WOW! That was such a cool gift! I used to love watching Batman on TV when I was a kid 🙂 actually still love watching it now too!
Cabbage Patch Kid from the 80’s. Still have it, in mint condition. A toy dog that you wind up and it chased a ball. One year, I got what they called pumpkin patch kids,a boy and a girl. I still have them today. 🙂
A sail boat. I had to “share” with my brother, but how cool is it to be 13 yo and own your OWN boat?
I would say VERY cool 🙂
My first real stereo! I loved my records so much. I use to play them on a raggedy Ann record player till I got stereo with speakers!
Best Christmas:)
I hear you! That’s a perfect gift!!!
fyi, I can’t seem to find your tweet on twitter. If you already tweeted it, please let me know, or perhaps send me your twitter handle via DM (not sure if you can if I’m not following you) — or please just retweet it. Just want to ensure you qualify. Thanks so much!
Stretch Armstrong my most memorable.