Christmas Times™ Signup Page

After getting lots of Christmas-related questions on our hobby sites, we started Family Christmas Online™ in 2007 to provide resources and ideas for folks trying to have a family-friendly and emotionally healthy Christmas in spite of our increasingly hectic lives.

Since we went online, we've many new friends who are interested in other aspects of Christmas collecting and decorating. To serve those communities, we have taken on two more Christmas-related web sites, OldChristmasTreeLights.com™ (2010) and CardboardChristmas.com™ (2011). For the next year or two, we plan to release one newsletter for all three sites, because there are only two of us, and there would be a lot of overlap if we tried to publish separate newsletters at this time.

As the sites, continue to grow, who knows what the future holds? But in the meantime, we plan to use our "Christmas Times™" newsletter to announce new articles, provide seasonal hints, and link to Christmas-themed decorating, crafting, and collecting resources we come across. In part, this will also be our way of wishing you the very best that each season has to offer, at least four times a year.

If you would like to sign up for our newsletter, please fill out the following form. The newsletters only go out by e-mail, so be sure and check the "e-mail" box. The street address information helps us plan articles for folks in various parts of the country, and may be used, once a year or so, to send a physical mailing. In case you wondered, no salesperson will call, and all of your information will be used only for our use in communicating with you.

Please note - Update for 2011: If you've checked out our sites, you know that they are a 'labor of love' put together to help our readers enjoy each holiday (and hopefully cut down on holiday stress). One reason we love to hear from you is that knowing your interests helps us allocate our scant resources for new projects.

Unfortunately, every week dozens of spammers and jokesters fill out this form thinking that somehow their unwelcome advertisements or content will show up on our sites (they don't). So now we're asking folks who want to subscribe to our newsletters to provide at least your name and some information about yourself or your interests, so we know it's it's not just a random spam attack, and so we can maintain the sense of personal interaction that keeps this site unique. Again, none of your information is ever given to anyone else.

We also send "unsubscribe" instructions in every mailing, in case you change your mind later.

Looking forward to serving you, and wishing you the best family times ever this year, we are

Paul and Shelia Race

Family Christmas Online™