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From all of us with the Get Home Denver Team, we wish you a Merry Christmas and Awesome 2009!

As we move into the New Year, we want to thank our wonderful community of friends and clients for your support to our business in 2008!

Your support is not taken for granted! For over 15 years, our business has relied on the kind words of our clients as our #1 source of new business!

We look forward to continuing as a trusted source for you in 2009!

Here are a few opportunities to view the Holiday Lights around the Denver Metropolitan Area.

Denver City & County Building. - A beautiful display of lights that’s worth a look!

Zoo Lights - 5pm-8:30pm through January 4th.  Located at the Denver Zoo, 2300 Steele St. in Denver.  More than 38 acres illuminated with LED lighting.  The kids love it!

Winter Wonderlights - Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays through December 28th.  Located at the Wildlife Experience, 10035 S. Peoria St., in Parker.  Features a nice light display, Santa’s Village with indoor shops, and the showing of the original animated “How the Grinch Stole Christmas.”  Call 720.488.3300 for more information.

Symphony in Lights - 6pm to 9pm on the hour, through December 31st.  Located at The Shops at Northfield Stapleton, 8430 Northfield Blvd., in Denver.  There are more than 250,000 LED lights choreographed to the sounds of the Trans-Siberian Orchestra.  Call 303.375.5475 for more information, and check out the video below.

Trail of Lights - Weds through Sunday ending January 4th.  Located at the Denver Botanic Gardens, at Chatfield.  Wadsworth & C-470.  Winding paths sparkled in light, restored 1880’s homestead cloaked in holiday charm.

Here’s to a wonderful Holiday Season, enjoy the lights and stay warm!

This was sent to me by some great clients recently, and I wanted to share it with our readers.

The premise is to that by each of us doing a very small thing the overall impact could be huge.

Image via Wikipedia

When doing your Christmas cards this year, consider sending one to our troops. If we pass this on and everyone sends one card, think of how many cards these special people who have sacrificed so much would get.

American Red Cross Holiday Mail for Heroes campaign.  Here’s the website: http://www.redcross.org/email/saf/

Please pass this along!  If you don’t send Holiday cards, just send a thank you card during this time of the year to thank these fine men and women who have sacrificed so much for you and I.