It tis the season to go crazy. Running around,
shopping, mailing out cards, hearing from relatives you haven’t seen in years
and don’t really like, but are being nice to, because well, it’s that time of
the year to spread joy and happiness.. Oh, really..It’s more like it’s that
time of the year for people to drink too much, act the fool at the company Christmas
party that might result in divorce. Not yours, but someone else you revealed as
having an affair with so and so, because of a loose tongue, because of
drinking. Yep, it tis the season for things to go to hell in a hand basket very
easily.
Why the attitude? I really don’t have an attitude; I’m
sharing an observation on life during the Holiday season. It can at times
really suck. Yesterday, I went to breakfast with my hubby and he asked one of
our favorite waitress's if she was ready for Christmas. She grumbled, “I
fucking hate Christmas. All this tinsel and joy gets on my nerves.”
Okay, don’t hold back girlie.
I’ve had Christmas’ like that, were I really hated
everything about it. This year isn’t one of them. It should be. I think because
November for me really sucked the big one, I moved on and got all my aggression out and over
with in that month, leaving room for me to be somewhat joyful this month. I’ve
decided you have to have at least one sucky holiday, mine was Thanksgiving. I
was able to get all my hatred out while carving a turkey and pretending my
dysfunctional family was the image in a Rockwell picture. We’re far from it,
which didn’t help with my attitude towards Thanksgiving. It seemed once the
leftovers were gone, I was in a better mood. No more food coma, I was rock’n.
Because November was so crappy for me, I was a slow
starter with getting the house decorated, and forcing my hubby to drag down all
my Christmas crap from the attic. His least favorite choir of the whole year,
besides, dragging it all back up. Once we did it, and got done cursing,
sometimes at each other, we were there, and put the tree up and decorated the
house more than we did last year. Last year was a semi-moody Christmas.
I’ve now wrapped presents and baked, I’m on a roll.
I need to bake more and will get to it done over the next couple of days. I
have family coming in shifts over the next week, so my life will be chaos until
the December 26th, when I’ll remind hubby again, that all my
Christmas shit, which by that time, I’ll in general be pretty sick of including
all the bell ringing, music and joy, will have to be packed up and put away.
Yes, I’ll regain my life back from the Holiday
season. For this reason, I won’t be blogging until after Christmas, because no one
reads blogs during this time of year. They’re like me, too busy dragging crap
out of the attic, shopping, baking, dodging bargain hunters on a mission in the parking lot. In general I hope to survive the season
and keep my sanity intact, until next year.
Hope everyone has a safe and very Merry Christmas and Holiday season. I'll see you after the rush. Don't get run over by any speeding reindeer attached to a sleigh with a over weight dude driving and texting.
Hope everyone has a safe and very Merry Christmas and Holiday season. I'll see you after the rush. Don't get run over by any speeding reindeer attached to a sleigh with a over weight dude driving and texting.
Hey girl, we'll talk after the holidays. I know how crazy it is for for you now. As you can see I'm actually commenting on posts. I did over at the one your recommended.We'll get together, and have a few and celebrate the new year. Merry Christmas.
ReplyDeleteHey Chica! We'll have to get together and laugh over a few about the unit...I've been reading your comments. Finish that story it's a good one..We'll talk after the holidays..Merry Christmas.
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