The Mighty Kymm - The Livejournal Years by Kymm Zuckert (29)

Goodbye, Holidailies! : And now, we're back to oridinary time, as they say in church when we're not in Lent or Advent. Thanks so much, Jette and Chip, I know it's a bunch of work, but it's such a great tradition and after all these years it'd leave quite a hole in the festive season. (posted Jan 6, 11:28pm)

Catchy Name Needed by Mel (31)

Deconstructing Christmas (with accompanying rant) : In which I take down decorations and rant about intrusive religions. (posted Jan 6, 10:58pm)

Knit is a Four Letter Word by Amanda Page (7)

Vale Holidailies, Hale New Beginnings : Thanks again to Jette & Chip for Holidailies, it’s something I look forward to every year. And now that the Holiday rush has died down, I’ve time to go off and read some of the Holidaily-ers I’ve missed out on. (posted Jan 6, 10:57pm)

i am the octopus by sulya (31)

Roar! : Because the damn pot smokers are back with a vengeance. (posted Jan 6, 10:46pm)

Becky Says... by Becky (23)

Last Day : This time, mainly thanks to computer problems last month, I didn't make the whole 31 posts. (posted Jan 6, 10:35pm)

Cold Spaghetti by Holly (31)

Birthday, Presents, and Another Year... : Birthday notes (Happy Birthday!), Presents for Just Posts (Hooray! Send Nominations!), and Another Year of Holidailies (Thanks!) (posted Jan 6, 10:20pm)

Chaos Theory by Sherry Osborne (24)

Back to the routine : Today the alarm blared at me at 6:15 am and the shock of it was somewhat brutal. While I wasn't exactly lazing in bed all day long over the break, I was sleeping in to an extent and I certainly wasn't waking up to a loud, noisy alarm. (posted Jan 6, 10:15pm)

Valeroni by Melanie (31)

Jambalaya! : And I leave you, dear Holidailies readers, with a very easy jambalaya recipe. There are many different ways to make it, and this is mine. A friend in California once told me he had jambalaya at a restaurant and it was served with rice. That confused the heck out of me until he sent me a picture of some tomato ... (posted Jan 6, 10:13pm)

Geek With Kids by Michael (30)

Project 365-006: Playground in Winter : On my way to work this morning I was waiting for the bus and looked into the park and thought it look so different with the layer of snow over it. It seemed like a perfect shot for today’s Picture. I had other options for pictures for day, I took a couple of nice ones at Skating tonight, but there ... (posted Jan 6, 10:11pm)

Ready.....Row by FrankF (28)

The End : Today marks the end of Holidailies. It's the third year I've participated and it's at times extremely fun and other times drudgery. Luckily the fun out weighs the the rush of trying to throw something up at the 11th hour. I didn't make all 31 days (28 in total), but close. (posted Jan 6, 10:09pm)

anything.but.grey by Heather (31)

The Last Night : "I think this is the first time ever that I ever actually made it all the way through, posted an entry every single day and even had one "Best of Holidailies" entry!!" (posted Jan 6, 9:48pm)

Tuna News by GreenTuna (31)

Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are : It doesn't matter how old you get, how grown you might feel, or how important you believe it is to assert your independence. Not so deep down, everyone is still a child. (posted Jan 6, 9:47pm)

Markings: Days of Her Life by Margaret DeAngelis (30)

A New Road, A Secret Gate : Goodbye, old friend, I whispered to the camel when I visited with him on Sunday. I ran my hands along the reins, patted his head. We both need to be on our way. . . . May we travel all our new roads in joy, may we be surprised and delighted to find secret gates that open for us to ... (posted Jan 6, 9:33pm)

This is Me by Jason (31)

30 Days, Day 5 : "You don't have to stay anywhere forever." (posted Jan 6, 9:15pm)

Glitter by Krystyn Wells (14)

handed down or made by hand : to tuck into the warm blanket of routine, when the darkest nights of the year are sub-zero cold and glittering with stars, and attempt to remember what it was like when this sort of thing was food to sustain me (posted Jan 6, 8:57pm)

digitalwoe.com scrapbook by Lynda (30)

Wordless Wednesday : I made it through Holidailies! (posted Jan 6, 8:43pm)

jimsjournal by Jim (24)

Things keep changing : Yesterday I was commenting on a local video rental store closing because of competition from Netflix and Red Box and movie downloading. By coincidence, Rubarb's entry for the day described how many kids today are so accustomed to digital clocks that they have difficulty deciphering an analog clock. (posted Jan 6, 8:36pm)

Fauxklore by Miriam (31)

End of Holidailies : I seem perfectly capable of telling time. I just can't read a calendar. (posted Jan 6, 8:10pm)

Font Fondler by SuperMel (30)

Holidailies 2009, The End : I stumbled upon Holidailies on RedNose's blog and thought it sounded like a cool thing to try. It reinvigorated my blog and my love for writing. Who knew a cake disaster could be popular? (posted Jan 6, 7:50pm)

Musings of a Cynical Optimist by Stone Girl (28)

Thanks Holidailies! : Where I say my thank-yous, list some favorite blogs and include a gratuitous picture of Neil Gaiman. (posted Jan 6, 7:37pm)

Red Nose by Bozoette (31)

Wake Up And Go To Sleep : "Oh!" I hear you cry. "Have you forsaken your beloved NyQuil?" (posted Jan 6, 7:25pm)

Shmuel's Soapbox by Shmuel (10)

Holidailies Wrapup : I'm scoring this as a win. (posted Jan 6, 7:00pm)

Big Casino by Thomas Mulrooney (31)

Holidailies May Be Ending, But Life Goes On : Stick with me readers, for the journey is only just beginning. (posted Jan 6, 6:37pm)

All Things Woompty by Melinda (12)

To Do or Not To Do, That Is The Question : So we’ll see just how much of it gets done. But I have high hopes because look how short that list is! (posted Jan 6, 6:19pm)

Thoughts by Lis (13)

New Year and Aliens : For Tim’s birthday, he decided that he wanted to do a movie marathon with the Aliens movies. I hadn’t seen any of those before (they always seemed too scary) so he decided that meant we definitely had to watch them. (posted Jan 6, 5:24pm)

Mary and Bob's Journal by Ruth (31)

End of Holidailies: now what? : . . . . To Holidailies – Jette & Chip & the mysterious panel of distinguished readers, I don’t know how you all find the time to pull this off every year but I’m so grateful you do it. I’m in between jobs right now (thus the 1000 word ramblings I try to pass off as essays) and having this ... (posted Jan 6, 3:12pm)

this little life of mine by lisa-marie (20)

2010: New Beginnings : One of my fave blogs has come up with a way I think might help me keep my New Year's Resolutions! It can't hurt to try, right? (posted Jan 6, 2:52pm)

The Happy Recessionist by RD (20)

retrospectives : And so on this Three Kings Day, the Epiphany, our holiday season officially draws to a close---although our family tends to keep up most of our decorations and the twinkly lights through most of the winter. I think they help to brighten the darkest and coldest months of our year. (posted Jan 6, 2:28pm)

I log in, therefore I am by Zannim (31)

Holidailies in Review : Interesting experience. Thanks to all who participated, you gave us glimpses of your holidays past and present, inspired us, and gave us a lot to think about. I've made a few new friends, and look forward to the slight insanity of committing to one entry per day during the most major holiday season of the year. Thank you! (posted Jan 6, 2:19pm)

Clever-Lazy by Jette (6)

well, that was pitiful : A record low of six entries for Holidailies this year. However, I've enjoyed reading everyone else's posts. (posted Jan 6, 1:50pm)

Markings: Days of Her Life by Margaret DeAngelis (30)

Goal Post : Posted, with only a little comment and explanation, my fiction writing goals for 2010 . . . (posted Jan 6, 1:03pm)

Devota.org by Devota (28)

That coffee had to sustain me for a long day. : I ended up missing the early bus to work: I was locking the front door and down the street it went. I didn’t hear it stop so there was no use running to try to catch it. (posted Jan 6, 12:40pm)

this ain't livin' by meloukhia (31)

Beyond the Binary: Meeting People : Gender identity and assigned sex are so complicated that I have trouble explaining them to adults who are open to the idea of gender variance and who have a vague grasp on the vocabulary, and I can’t imagine how to frame the discussion in a way which makes sense to a child. (posted Jan 6, 12:39pm)

Praying to Darwin by Ginny (31)

And on the 31st Day, She Rested : Thank you, thank you, a million times thank you to Chip & Jette for making Holidailies happen. I'm going to lie down, now. (posted Jan 6, 11:41am)

Rhubarb by Sarah (31)

The Watch Store : Do you wear a watch? Digital or analog? [Thanks for a great HOLIDAILIES season.] (posted Jan 6, 11:33am)

Chaos Attraction by Jennifer (31)

Photo Finish #2 : And thus ends Holidailies. See y'all next year! (posted Jan 6, 10:49am)

Visible Woman by LB (31)

Needing a Hand...and Holidailies : ..it often does just come down to the bowel and bladder. It's good to remember that. (posted Jan 6, 9:23am)

Musicwhore.org by Greg Bueno (31)

Thank you, Holidailies : Wow. So I made it to the last day of Holidailies. Of course, it helps to cheat. (posted Jan 6, 8:57am)

Joysweb by JLS Hall (20)

Holidailies: Final Musings : Even though I "solemnly vowed" to update this blog regularly during the holiday season, I've really struggled just to get in twenty posts during the entire month. Well, there's regularly, and then there's regularly. You know? (posted Jan 6, 8:45am)

Theatrical Milestones by Charlotte (20)

Shameless appeal : Ever since I was a teenager and saw the Greenpeace coverage on TV about whales being harpooned, mothers bleeding and calves starving disoriented, doing something about that (ideally by volunteering on a ship like that) has been on my bucket list. (posted Jan 6, 8:29am)