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When Junior Asparagus and his Veggie friends learn that Laura Carrot’s dad has lost his job on Christmas Eve, Bob the Tomato decides to tell the kids a very special story about giving. Using a big storybook and a little imagination, they all travel back to ancient Greece to meet Saint Nicholas — the world’s greatest giver. My kids loved learning about Saint Nicholas from this movie. The Veggie Tales introduce a new character  in this movie: Nicholas the Pepper.



I love how Larry keeps adding little Christmas touches into the story. It’s funny when he adds snow and it makes it difficult for Nicholas and everyone to get around. Mr. Lunt sings a silly song in this movie called Donuts for Benny.

This is a cute movie that teaches kids kids about the joy of giving. I think it’s great how Larry tries to put ideas into Nicholas’s head about his disguise. There’s even one costume that makes him look almost like Larry Boy. Definitely a great movie to share with your Christian kids this holiday season!

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You can buy Saint Nicholas: A Story of Giving at Amazon, on Big Idea or at other local Religious stores.

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Actually, this weekend, we will be going to my parents’ house for ThanksChristmasing (we combine), and then for Christmas, we’ll be here early in the morning, do Christmas, and then Travel to Andy’s mom’s house! 😉

One of my lucky readers will win a copy of Veggie Tales: Saint Nicholas: A Story of Giving

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Giveaway is open to US readers only. It will close 12/15/10. A big thank you to Big Idea for giving me a DVD to review and one to the winner. Winner will be selected by the And The Winner Is plugin. Winner will be posted here on Frosted Fingers and notified by email. Winner will have 48 hours to claim the prize.

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  4. Christmas will be spent watching my children open gifts early Christmas morning. We will then head to my dad’s and then my aunt and uncles 🙂

  7. For Christmas I’m staying at home. we’re just having a small dinner nothing big this year.

    atlmuzikfanzinc at gmail dot com

  18. We spend Christmas together at home, my husband makes boiled eggs and coffee cake for breakfast, we open gifts when the kids get up and then we eat!

    raggedybabygifts at gmail dot com

  20. like global resorts on FB and left a comment that you sent me
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  25. Actually, this weekend, we will be going to my parents’ house for ThanksChristmasing (we combine), and then for Christmas, we’ll be here early in the morning, do Christmas, and then Travel to Andy’s mom’s house! 😉

  31. This will be the first year that we will get to stay home all day with our kids. We had a baby 10 weeks early and he will be home for Christmas. I’m really looking forward to this Christmas!

  37. We are heading over to my aunt’s house. My husband has to work, so at least we’ll be with some family 🙂

    Thanks for the chance!

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  48. We will spend Christmas at home, going to church on Christmas Eve and then opening our presents on Christmas morning and then dinner.

  63. Christmas Day will be spent at home with just our immediate family. We will read the Christmas story, open gifts, and probably go to a movie that afternoon. Family will be visiting during the week following Christmas.

  78. My husband and I do not live close to our families, but we have made one of our own. So we will spend Christmas eve going on our Christmas lights drive, then the morning of opening presents and just spending a day of love together. It is not extravagant, but it feels wonderful.

  87. We’re going to my in-law’s on Christmas Eve and staying overnight there. My kids are going to be thrilled (second year that we’ve done it this way). 😀

  96. My mom is flying up to be here for Christmas, my husband is deployed in Afghanistan…so it will just be me, my mother, and my three kids opening presents Christmas day! Then the day after, I’m hosting the family Christmas party for my in-laws at my new house!

  98. We will be spending Christmas at home with the family. Tthe kids will open presents and we all wil eat way to much.
    stanleybilly(at)bellsouth(dot)net

  99. this year we are going to grammy’s house for Christmas, we will go after work on that wednesday and stay through the weekend, it’s going to be a lot of fun!

  103. Usually, we celebrate Advent, St. Nicholas Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and then the 12 Days of Christmas. However, this year there really won’t be anything since we are moving into a new home.

  110. We celebrate with my mom’s side of the family on Christmas Eve. It is her birthday and we all have fried chicken and pizza. On Christmas Day we celebrate here and then go to my dad’s mom’s house for lunch. He has a large family and we all get stockings.

  122. I will be celebrating it for the first time as a single parent and it is a different, but good, creature.