So here we are, Black Friday week.... Wait.... What’s that you say? Thanksgiving? No one cares about that in ‘Murica anymore, heck, we have stores that open up now straight through that day.
For the longest time, I’ve been saying how Christmas is getting bigger and longer every year. I’ve joked that it won’t be long until we see Santa out Trick or Treating. On Rachel Ray, a child dressed up as a Christmas tree this year for Halloween. We had Christmas decorations in the stores as early as September, and we’ve all see the internet Meme’s.
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Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Monday, November 25, 2013
Monday, October 28, 2013
Something is Wrong With the World
There’s something truly amazing about fall, though this year, its been a bit...odd. There were several things earlier in the year that showed the world that nature was a bit off.
It snowed in May here. That’s beyond crazy that it would happen. Immediately after, though, we started seeing some really odd things. Mom was quick to report that all the summer flowers bloomed at once. Here we noticed that some of the trees seemed to not understand what was going on, one particular tree that blooms in the spring bloomed 3 times over the summer....
It snowed in May here. That’s beyond crazy that it would happen. Immediately after, though, we started seeing some really odd things. Mom was quick to report that all the summer flowers bloomed at once. Here we noticed that some of the trees seemed to not understand what was going on, one particular tree that blooms in the spring bloomed 3 times over the summer....
Friday, December 28, 2012
(poem) - The End of the Holidays
Another Christmas
Has come and gone
Presents have been opened
Wrapping discarded on the lawn
Apple cider flowed
The spice was an intense flavor
This is one Christmas
I have truly savored
I spent it with family
Old and new
Enjoying this life
Is what I learned to do.
Dreams were made
During the nights
As we all avoided
Any nightmare’s plights
Now
The melancholy aftertaste begins
As this year
Comes to an end.
What will
The next year bring?
Happiness and sadness
Love and a wedding.
Dreams will come
And fade away
To be relived
On another day
Yes, it is truly
That time of year
When it is into the future
That our gaze tries to peer
Yet it will all come
As it may
All we can do
I live for each day
For the holiday season
Is drawing to a close
And soon we will put away
All the mistletoe
The songs will vanish
And the cheer will subside
As we all snuggle into the homes
Which we reside
I for one
Will remember this holiday
For it was special to me
In every way.
I bid you farewell
With all the happiness you deserve
And that you hand every one
Of life’s mean ass curves
Happy New Year to you all
Every single one
May your best dreams come true
And may your happiness be won.
--Dan
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Monday, December 24, 2012
Merry Christmas - 2012
Is it really already Christmas again? Haha, just kidding, we’ve been being prepared for this moment for a very long time, the stores have had their Xmas trees out since September, so its no real surprise at all. Its been a very long road of Christmas music, and other things that have made sure we are very well prepared for this date....
I have a ton of memories dealing with Christmas as a child, and later in life, it became something that represented something else, family and life.... I know it sounds strange, but let me get into the story.
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
The Scars of a Past Relationship
There’s nothing quite like the smallest things in the world to make you realize you are happy. I’ve talked before, about having some bad girlfriends in the past, one the most overall. Today I want to talk about trust, what it means to me, and what my experiences have been like because of trust, and the lack there of.
I’m currently sitting at my desk, typing away, and the Victoria's Secret Christmas Catalog is sitting so close to me, I’m having to put my trackball/mouse in an awkward position because its in the way. Its there because it came in the mail today, and we’re going to look through it later and see what all my fiancĂ© might want for Christmas out of it.
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
The Start of the Descent into Winter.
All Hallows Eve. I still have yet to find refutable proof that Halloween is not the only holiday left that has not been perverted by Christians. I know, I know, such a horrible thing to say, but seriously think about it alittle bit.
Every major holiday, around the world, that’s celebrated in multiple countries, normally has a religious influence. Admittedly my range of holidays is mainly in the US, but I know that Christmas is celebrated all over. I always find it funny to think that it was once Yule, a celebration of pretty much being half way through winter, and getting closer to being out of the darkness and cold. In most places, long before Christ, it was a time for family to come together and share what they had, especially warmth.
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Friday, August 24, 2012
Truly the most wonderful time of the year.
Halloween is starting to arrive, and its so wonderful. I love the fall, I always have. The smell in the air, the beauty of the trees losing their foliage, and All Hallows Eve. The chill in the air, which takes away the oppressiveness of the heat of summer.
There is also something wonderful about the items in the shops, the fun of dressing up, and the traveling around to see neighbors, you typically disregard, as they hand out candy. It just seems that this holiday is the only time community truly comes together to have good fun.
There is also something wonderful about the items in the shops, the fun of dressing up, and the traveling around to see neighbors, you typically disregard, as they hand out candy. It just seems that this holiday is the only time community truly comes together to have good fun.
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