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During the 1980s, millions of American children pored over the Toys 'R' Us catalog, daydreaming about what toys we hoped to receive in a few weeks on Christmas morning. After all, by the mid-twentieth century, Christmas—for countless middle-class households with children— had become more or less synonymous with an enormous number of gifts for children in the form of toys and games. Barbie playsets and a myriad of action figures were routinely advertised during Saturday morning cartoons and in Sunday print ads in the weeks before Christmas. We kids of the 80s were sure to tell ou...

Merry Christmas!! This marks the 23rd Christmas column I have written since 2001 when “Trivially Speaking” first hit the newspapers. It's been a privilege to have shared my mental wanderings through these years.

The Santa of our collective memory transcends the space of chimney and childhood.

MailOnline is following Santa Claus on his mission to bring joy to the world, as well as billions of presents to children, this festive season.

Here on Christmas Eve, I write this column for all of the little cowpokes out there who have been good all year, awaiting the magic of Santa Claus. Nothing says Christmas like jingle bell-clad horses...