Hello again, Webwitch. I reviewed the other thing, the Witch's House item, and it mentioned The Witch's Garden, so I thought I'd stop by to see what that item was. I know that I visited this item in the past, but I didn't give it the pretty stars from me that it deserves.
So, here I am to fix that.

Ah what holiday spirit memories. Ledger does an amazing job with the Secret Santas, but you are known for this fun, holiday spirit item. I think many WDC members might not remember to join in the festive atmosphere if they didn't notice this holiday activity. Your item encourages everyone to add the festive spirit into their handles.

The presentation in your heading looks great and sets the mood of the holiday spirit theme. Again, as I mentioned when I reviewed the Witch's House item, I love the festive colors - the reds and the greens, emoticons, and images you added into the item.

I felt that the instructions were very clear and well-written. A WDC member simply needs to make a post with 'holiday handle' in the subject line. Unlike the fun which you do at Halloween time where we post other people's handles, at this event, we only post for our own. One post per member. Easy to do for sure.

To add to the fun, you give out prizes. I thought it was smart to leave the prizes vague. This allows you to give more or less as your time and spirit lead you. I understand that, and I also use that philosophy at my "WdC SuperPower Reviewers Group"  raids. Sometimes I give out more goodies during the raid, sometimes I give less. You seemed to give out lots in this last event!

You ended the heading writing on a note to spread the cheer. That's what I felt this activity does in a nutshell. It spreads the cheer for sure.

Congratulations for all the Quill wins on this. Well deserved.

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