The Coca‑Cola Company began its Christmas advertising in the 1920s in an effort to increase sales during the slower winter months. Several different images of Santa were used, but none proved to be popular with consumers until 1931. That year, Archie Lee, an advertising executive for Coca‑Cola, commissioned illustrator Haddon Sundblom to paint a Santa that was both wholesome and realistic. Sundblom looked to the Clement Moore poem “A Visit From St. Nicholas” and his own Scandinavian heritage to create the big, red, jolly vision of Santa that the Company used for more than 30 years.The Company commissioned Sundblom to paint Santa for the last time in 1964, but by then, the popular image of Santa was the Coca‑Cola Santa Claus.

Do you want to see some of these classical illustrations of Santa Claus? So, try solving these 10 beautiful Jigsaw Puzzles which are bound to remind you the good times that Christmas gives to us. Hope you like them !!!

Twelve Nintendo Entertainment System retro games we used to play in the old Famicom console when we were kids. This post has a lot of magic because it combines knowledge about Applet programming (in which I'm into these days), mental and fingers skills and a lot of vivid and beuatiful nostalgic memories from the past. Just pick one of the games below, update the Java app in your computer, click "accept" to run the application and let the game run by unblocking the permissions. Below each game you'll find the instructions to play the games with a Joystick rather than the keyboard. Hope you enjoy 'em.