#00455/Greeting Card (4.5" X 6.25") - Blank [click on image to see a close-up and read the super-festive holiday poem]

Fun fact:  "The Christmas Song" (the one that starts "Chestnuts roasting on an open fire...") was written by Mel Torme and Bob Wells on a blistering hot summer day in 1944.  Mel picked up a notebook on which Wells had scribbled a few lines of holiday hoo-ha in an attempt to keep his mind off the scorching heat.  Mel thought it might make a marketable song, and forty minutes later, they had the complete composition -- music and lyrics -- that would become the most recorded Christmas song of all time.  Written by a couple of Jewish dudes.  In the summer.  I'm pretty sure that this poem, about Mrs. Santa Claus, could also be set to music and become a wonderful new holiday standard.  Send your recordings to Roger That!  Please note that we won't be able to return your submissions so be sure to keep a copy.  And don't call us;  we'll call you.