A Page for Vietnam
Thursday, 20th November 2008
I’ve just added a new page for Vietnam onto whychristmas?com!
I love adding new information 
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whychristmas.com server move
Saturday, 15th November 2008
Hi Everyone,
This is a quick post to apologise for the downtime on the site yesterday (from about 2pm - 9pm GMT / 9am - 2pm EST).
This was due to the site being moved onto a shiney new server for the ‘Christmas rush’! However, as oftent he case with computers, there were a few teething issues!
Everything’s back and up and running and should be faster than ever!
So again I’m sorry about this and I hope you didn’t miss the site too much
Be Part of the 2008 Lifespring! whychristmas show!
Wednesday, 29th October 2008
For the past couple of years, whychristmas?com has teamed up with Lifespring! Media to produce the Lifespring! whychristmas show.
Well, we’re planning to to it again!
On the 2008 Advent Calendar! We’d love to have how to say ‘Happy Christmas’ or ‘Merry Christmas’ in a different language every day!
So if you know how to say ‘Happy Christmas’ or ‘Merry Christmas’ in a different language we’d love you to be involved and have you as part of the Advent Calendar!
If you’ve got a microphone plugged into your computer, you can record a version of a language on the Christmas In Other Languages page at whychristmas?com. Or from a phone, in the USA, you can call toll free and leave a message on: (877 433-9091)
And if you’re really techy, you can send an mp3 to info@whychristmas.com
So if you’d like to be part of the Lifespring! whychristmas show, please get in touch!
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200 Countries!
Wednesday, 29th October 2008
I was checking my counter type stats yesterday and am amazed and delighted to annouce that whychristmas?com has been seen in 200 countries!!! (It hurts my brain just thinking about that!)
So welcome to: Mali, Kiribati, French Polynesia, Cote d’Ivoire (Ivort Coast), Angola, Tajikistan, Vanuata, Niue, Suriname, Vatican City (perhaps the Pope’s been having a look!), Cook Islands, Timor-Leste (East Timor), Monaco, San Marino and The Turks & Caicos Islands!
If you’d like to see all the countries, please have a look at the whychristmas?com visitor map. And if you’re in a country that’s not on the list, please contact me so I can add you!
I’m missing Christmas Island at the moment and I’d love that
Translate whychristmas?com
Friday, 24th October 2008
You can now read any of the main site page of whychristmas?com in 14 different langauges! To translate a page, simply click the ‘Translate Page’ link in the gold bar and choose a language!
The translation is done by Google Translate.
whychristmas?com for mobiles!
Wednesday, 20th August 2008
I’ve now got a mobile friendly version of the site going at: http://m.whychristmas.com
So if you’ve got a smartphone or 3g phone, you can easily get your christmas info wherever you are!
Oh yes, this blog should be mobile friendly as well now!
whychristmas new look!
Monday, 18th August 2008
well sort of…
The site has had a bit of a refresh with a bit more modern look and some pages (like the Christmas Recipes) are now easier to get to.
There’s an improved ’share this’ function on all the pages and the five latest blog posts are now listed on the home page.
I’ve love to know what you think, so either leave a comment or you can contact me using the form.
Keep an eye on the site and blog as there should be some more pages and fun stuff coming soon!
181 Countries!
Saturday, 2nd August 2008
Two more countries have been added to the whychristmas?com visitor map, so hello New Caledonia and Ethiopia!
A page for Hungary
Thursday, 27th December 2007
I’ve just added a page about Christmas in Hungary to the site! I love adding new information!
And Happy St. John’s Day everyone!
Have a Madagascan Christmas Dinner!
Tuesday, 18th December 2007
To go with today’s Advent Calendar post of Christmas Crafts - I’ve added two Madagascan Christmas Recipes for ways of cooking chicken (or turkey) for Christmas. Go on, spice up your Christmas dinner!
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