The heady, seductive fragrance of this enchanting blossom calls to those who venture near. It gently kisses the air with a remarkably sweet perfume and pulls you in to admire its intoxicating beauty.

Mrs. Owl says we get to draw now. She read us an exciting story about a princess and a unicorn. She told us to let pictures form in our imaginations while she was reading and draw what we saw. I saw a giant tree that the princess climbed to get to the sky country, so I am going to draw tall green trees behind the princess’s castle. I hope Mrs. Owl likes my drawing and puts a star on it.

Meow! Here’s looking at you doing incredible work in your chosen sport. I go by the name of Cat’s Eyes Flowers or Popcorn Flowers, but my Latin name is Cryptantha and I am an annual herb. I have tiny white flowers and a fuzzy stem. When I am seen from a particular angle my flowers make a cute little face.

Meow! Here’s looking at you doing incredible work in your chosen sport. I go by the name of Cat’s Eyes Flowers or Popcorn Flowers, but my Latin name is Cryptantha and I am an annual herb. I have tiny white flowers and a fuzzy stem. When I am seen from a particular angle my flowers make a cute little face.

Meow! Here’s looking at you doing incredible work in your chosen sport. I go by the name of Cat’s Eyes Flowers or Popcorn Flowers, but my Latin name is Cryptantha and I am an annual herb. I have tiny white flowers and a fuzzy stem. When I am seen from a particular angle my flowers make a cute little face.

Deep in the PnF Arctic Tundra, amid frozen ground where no trees grow, Pets have learned to adapt to their environment, carving grandiose homes, castles and furniture from blocks of ice. The Teal Ice Chair, constructed from ice found in areas of the PnF Arctic Tundra where the ground has traces of copper, is a throne fit for any Pet of noble being and kind heart!

Deep in the PnF Arctic Tundra, amid frozen ground where no trees grow, Pets have learned to adapt to their environment, carving grandiose homes, castles and furniture from blocks of ice. The Teal Ice Sofa, constructed from ice found in areas of the PnF Arctic Tundra where the ground has traces of copper, is a sofa of choice for discerning Pet families!

More baubles for you to decorate your tree or greenery. Many pets and people collect decorations; some are from years past and hold dear memories. Some ornaments are handed down from the family. They are usually very delicate and intricate. Some decorations are whimsical or remind us of a movie we liked. Do you have a bauble collection?

More baubles for you to decorate your tree or greenery. Many pets and people collect decorations; some are from years past and hold dear memories. Some ornaments are handed down from the family. They are usually very delicate and intricate. Some decorations are whimsical or remind us of a movie we liked. Do you have a bauble collection?

Snowflakes, each one unique, each one a delight to look at. If you can catch these snowflakes as they fall, you will have something rare—a snowflake that does not melt. You can use them to decorate a tree or a window or use them in any way your imagination comes up with. See how many you can catch before they stop falling.

These snowflakes have a pretty, delicate burst of colour.

'H' is for the happiness for all the family!

'J' is for Jack Frost, either nipping at your toes or making trees beautiful with a coating of rime!

'K' is for Kings, or Wise Men, who travelled from afar to pay homage to the baby Jesus.

'L' is for fairy lights, that bring cheer to dull winter streets!

'N' is for the Nativity, the reason for the season!

'O' is for ornaments, which make your tree complete!

'Q' is for quests -- the highlight of the PnF Christmas season!

'R' is for the reindeer prancing by the window pane!

'U' is for unwrapping -- we're so excited to bestow our gifts and to see the happiness they give to other people!

'Y' is for Yuletide, the time of our Christmas celebrations!
'Yule' derives from an Old English noun geõl. Both geõl and its cousin from Old Norse (jõl) referred to a midwinter pagan festival that took place in December.