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LibraPrincess said:
2 things....ok, I understand you don't celebrate it much because you don't have anyone special to celebrate it with by if you had your own family, would you? And secondly, should you at least have a tiny bit of Christmas spirit? I'm sending down your Christmas present--at least have some kind of positive thing!

I'm not mad.....I'm just saying. :) I still love you to bits.
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Get him girl! You need to put that Christmas spirit on him... Or at least put something on him. Ha!
 
dWebPro said:
Get him girl! You need to put that Christmas spirit on him... Or at least put something on him. Ha!
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Dweb, as much as you got holiday humor, and as much I love to see him in the holiday spirit, it's his choice. Lets be realistic here: he's in his 20's, he doesn't have a wife (yet! ;D), so I can understand where he's coming from. Bt I really am sending him a Christmas present though and that should make him happy.
 
If I did have a family with me, things would be much more upbeat and perky. I'm use to being alone and alienated from a lot of people, though I've been out and about more as of late. I'm sure I'll smile with the gift, but it'll just be a temporary smile to my face.

There's no Christmas spirit in me...the kid in me has been long gone for a while now and as it stands, I still see it as just another day.

LibraPrincess said:
2 things....ok, I understand you don't celebrate it much because you don't have anyone special to celebrate it with by if you had your own family, would you? And secondly, should you at least have a tiny bit of Christmas spirit? I'm sending down your Christmas present--at least have some kind of positive thing!

I'm not mad.....I'm just saying. :) I still love you to bits.
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dWebPro said:
Get him girl! You need to put that Christmas spirit on him... Or at least put something on him. Ha!
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Majestic Saint said:
If I did have a family with me, things would be much more upbeat and perky. I'm use to being alone and alienated from a lot of people, though I've been out and about more as of late. I'm sure I'll smile with the gift, but it'll just be a temporary smile to my face.

There's no Christmas spirit in me...the kid in me has been long gone for a while now and as it stands, I still see it as just another day.
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Hmmm sounds like I'm needed down there! :)

On another note...I'm feeling better but my voice is still gone. I miss singing! :(
 
LibraPrincess said:
Dweb, as much as you got holiday humor, and as much I love to see him in the holiday spirit, it's his choice. Lets be realistic here: he's in his 20's, he doesn't have a wife (yet! ;D), so I can understand where he's coming from. Bt I really am sending him a Christmas present though and that should make him happy.
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You are sweet and a good friend to him.
 
You shouldn't worry about me. It's just a natural state of being for me. I'm use to this. The only other saving grace would be snowfall, but that hasn't happened in a long time. So, I'll keep myself alive for the day, but it'll just be another meaningless day for me in which I can say, "Time to relax."

LibraPrincess said:
Hey I'm your best friend! It's my job to worry! It's also my job to make sure I do my stuff to keep our friendship/relationship (sorta...) intact. :P
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Majestic Saint said:
You shouldn't worry about me. It's just a natural state of being for me. I'm use to this. The only other saving grace would be snowfall, but that hasn't happened in a long time. So, I'll keep myself alive for the day, but it'll just be another meaningless day for me in which I can say, "Time to relax."
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Hugs K
 
Majestic Saint said:
You shouldn't worry about me. It's just a natural state of being for me. I'm use to this. The only other saving grace would be snowfall, but that hasn't happened in a long time. So, I'll keep myself alive for the day, but it'll just be another meaningless day for me in which I can say, "Time to relax."
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Man, do you have the winter blues? I get them too, but hang in there.
 
I wouldn't say I have the blues. I'm just not someone who would celebrate something because everyone else is doing it. I always look at it as more of a family thing, especially for children.

Christmas = presents, snow, and family time
Halloween = Costumes, parties, and candies
Easter = Bunnies, candy, and (if you're Catholic) Lent
Thanksgiving = Turkey/Ham, family gatherings
New Years = Fireworks and getting drunk
Independence Day = Fireworks and getting drunk in the name of (faux) patriotism.

orejon4 said:
Man, do you have the winter blues? I get them too, but hang in there.
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?38 Often Overlooked Blessings:

A good nights sleep
An afternoon to do as you please
Finally letting go of past anger
Finally letting go of regrets
A job that provides steady income
Hugging your child
Trying something new and loving it
A wonderful new bookstore
A great cup of coffee
Watching the sunset
Meeting a kindred spirit
Having your efforts appreciated
Hearing a piece of music that touches your soul
Holding hands
Laughing so hard you can’t catch your breath
Room service
Paid bills
A nap
Bringing joy or comfort to another being
The loyal love of a pet
The sound of rain
Moving on
Reading a book that changes your life
Letting go gracefully
Achieving a long sought after goal
The first kiss
Saying “no” without guilt
Receiving a love letter
Hearing “I love you”
The warmth of a perfect blanket
Bargains at thrift shops
Pampering yourself
Being the real you
Rediscovering old family photos
Playing hooky
Looking fabulous
Happy memories through old songs
People who love you through thick and thin
 
Majestic Saint said:
I wouldn't say I have the blues. I'm just not someone who would celebrate something because everyone else is doing it. I always look at it as more of a family thing, especially for children.

Christmas = presents, snow, and family time
Halloween = Costumes, parties, and candies
Easter = Bunnies, candy, and (if you're Catholic) Lent
Thanksgiving = Turkey/Ham, family gatherings
New Years = Fireworks and getting drunk
Independence Day = Fireworks and getting drunk in the name of (faux) patriotism.
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Ditto. I only celebrate holidays if I have my son with me, because I think it's important for him. If he's not with me, I use it as an occasion to eat pizza, sleep in and watch the Sci-Fi channel.
 
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