‘Twas the night before Christmas … and “the spirit of the holiday was threatening to up and burst.” Ward 7 Coun. Percy Hatfield had his city hall colleagues, administration, media and most ...

For actors, “never work with children or animals” is excellent advice. For poets, “never write a poem about Christmas” should ... one’s most unhappy colleague or relative gets pressured ...

And while you do, please enjoy this Boxing Day poem! ‘Twas the day after Christmas, and all through ... people, than hard work and strife So now I’m resolved, I will take some time off Though ...

While 38% think it’s more important to spend time with their colleagues at Christmas. Almost two thirds (62%) feel in a better mood at work when it gets near to Christmas, and 19% like being in ...

You've heard of the beloved "’Twas the Night Before Christmas" poem—maybe some reinterpretations and parodies of it too. But who actually wrote it, and what inspired these iconic holiday verses?

Twas the night before Christmas when all through Thames House, not a creature was stirring, just the click of a mouse." The poem focuses on the work that continues at the intelligence agency ...

Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse," starts perhaps the one of the most well-known poems ever. Clement Clarke Moore's poem "A ...

Clement Clarke Moore is widely believed to be the author of “A Visit from St. Nicholas”—the world-famous poem beginning with the line, “‘Twas the night before Christmas.” But the ...

While the story goes he wrote the poem as a Christmas gift for his children, reading it to them in 1822 a year before it was published, the family of a Hudson Valley farmer claims it’s the work ...