Now you can have an instant Fireplace that lasts forever and a goldfish that never stops swimming. Fun View TV is a collection of themed video scenes for your television. Just insert the Fun View TV DVD into a DVD player, and you're ready to go. There are 20 fun scenes, each with their own soundtrack. All of the scenes are divided into three categories; Seasonal, Novelty and Party. The Novelty Views are real never-ending scenes; a roaring fireplace, a fish that never stops swimming around, a groovy 70s lava lamp, a laundry dryer that continuously tumbles clothes, and a pizza revolving in a microwave oven. The Seasonal views are intended to create a seasonal mood; beach scene, winter snow view, scary Halloween pumpkin, Valentine hearts, 4th of July Fireworks, Spring field, and autumn leaves. The Party View category is filled with exciting party lights especially designed for parties. There is even a New Year's Eve Countdown for your own New Year's Party. Special Features: Fun View TV scenes are designed to loop forever. So when you choose a particular scene, it will play as long as you like. When you want to exit a scene, just press the menu button and you can choose something else. Appropriate for all ages. Fun View TV has appeared on The Ellen Show with Ellen Degeneres and HBO’s Inside the NFL with Dan Marino.

Color Harmony - Choosing a color scheme should make all of your decorating decisions easier . If you're having trouble coming up with a color scheme, here are some places to look for Christmas color inspiration:

• Your home's color scheme
  
• A favorite holiday decoration
  
• A piece of fabric
  
• Colors based on chosen motifs (such as beaded fruit, pine cones, etc.)
  
• Colors from your childhood (candy canes, tinsel, etc.)
  
• Hues appropriate to your theme (silver and white for a snowflake theme, for example)
  
• Colors from a beautiful wrapping paper
  
• Store displays
  
• Magazine photo layouts
  
• Ribbons
  
• See more Christmas Colors and Sample Schemes

Harmonize with Existing Interiors - If your home is done in warm tones of gold and red, don't fight it by trying to use icy silvers and whites in holiday decor.

Ease Transitions from Room to Room - Whenever possible, coordinate your holiday decorations in related spaces. The easiest way is to repeat colors -- but vary their use -- from room to room. For example, in a scheme using red and gold, use more red (with gold accents) in the family room and more gold (with red accents) in the adjacent dining room. In the living room you might use all gold and in the kitchen all red. This keeps decorations from getting boring while adding continuity throughout.

Tie it up with Ribbon - Ribbon can be a unifying element in holiday decorating. Use the same ribbon everywhere, or buy it in contrasting colors (for example, a gold ribbon with red stripes, and a red ribbon with gold stripes) to use in various rooms. Purchase varying widths of the same ribbon so you can use narrower around candlesticks and wider on wreaths and garlands.

Using ribbons and bows will add color and a holiday mood to garlands , wreaths, mantles, swags, candlesticks, and more. Learn a simple way to make floral bows to use anywhere in your home.

It's a great investment to purchase wire-edged ribbons . These can be saved from year to year, and the wire edge allows precise arranging into perfect bows, swags, or loops. Once you decide on the ribbon to use, be sure to purchase enough to accomplish your decorating. You can always return the extra