Christmas is right around the corner, it’s a time for breathtaking decorations, ugly sweaters, Cyber Monday deals and of course Black Friday. Wait let me back that up, I guess is more apart of Thanksgiving, no seriously stores are at the point where there open up for Black Friday right after you get done stuffing yourself to the brim with Thanksgiving foods. But be sure fit Thanksgiving in just after you make sure blanket your house in lights. Don’t get me wrong, I love the lights and the cheer, but when you put them up on Thanksgiving it just doesn’t feel like a Thanksgiving. It feels to me like Thanksgiving was originally a nudge on the arm saying “hey don’t forget to be thankful for Christmas..”, and maybe we overshadow that, maybe we take that for granted. If anything, turn off your Christmas music off, kill the lights and move your shopping plans over, and enjoy a meal worth giving thanks for, and Christmas will be waiting for you the next day. While many may feel that Christm
Christmas is a truly glorious time of year and it seems to last longer and longer every year, invading in on November and staying till February. Maybe it's just me but I feel like people just eat Thanksgiving and head out to shop for Christmas, on what used to be Black Friday and which has grown into Thanksgiving evening. Although Christmas is the most cheerful time of year for some, it's mostly getting gifts, I mean who are we kidding, everyone loves gifts. The ironic thing about Christmas overshadowing Thanksgiving, is Thanksgiving is the nudge in the arm telling us "don't forget to be grateful when Christmas rolls around", we then shoo it away while ever so gracefully fighting with a soccer mom for a pair of Nike shoes that we just have to have. What keeps Christmas alive more than anything? Lights and music and about this time of year it is the only thing to see and hear for the next three months so enjoy. In fact I am writing this because I was hanging my Gra