We Wish You a Meyer Christmas…and a pandemic-free new year!

Yep…2020 has been a long, weird, gut-wrenching slog. But enough about its good points, right? We just hope the year has had its blessings for you regardless of its challenges.

Among the blessings we at Meyer Sign & Advertising have been thankful for this year has been our many Facebook friends and followers. You guys are a wonderful audience, and we would proudly build a great sign for each and every one of you if and when the need ever arises. You know where to find us.

So, to celebrate our good fortune and boundless hopes for the year ahead, we’d like to invite you all to celebrate “A Very Meyer Christmas” with us. Here’s how:

• Starting tomorrow (December 16) at 10am, and continuing daily through Christmas, we’ll post a photo from one of our 10 favorite stories from 2020 along with a trivia question related to that story. If you think you know the answer to the daily question (a little research through the 2020 archives should help you), send it to us via Facebook Messenger and we’ll randomly choose a winner from among the correct responses. The prize is a Ristretto Coffee Lounge & Wine Bar gift card, mailed to the address you provide to us (confidentially via Messenger as well).

• At 3pm on each contest day we’ll publish the highlighted story from that morning’s photo, but we’ll still accept answers to that morning’s trivia question through the rest of the day.

• On the following morning at 10am we’ll announce the winner of the previous day’s trivia contest, and then post the winner’s identity along with that day’s photo and trivia question. Rinse and repeat through Christmas.

Oh, and did I mention that our Meyer Sign story teller (yours truly) will read a very special Christmas story on Christmas Eve? Be afraid…be very afraid…but do listen. If you don’t laugh hard enough to squirt egg nog out your nose at least once, we’ll know it’s been a really hard year — in which case we’ll spring for a bouquet of roses and the 5 pound Whitman Sampler.

We hope you’ll join us in celebrating “A Very Meyer Christmas.” After all, you’re the reason we’re feeling so jolly — pandemic be damned!

God Bless!

Michael