HAPPY HOLIDAYS
Don't wish me a "happy holiday". What is "happy holiday"? Does America know what we are celebrating? Happy Thanksgiving. Happy Mother's Day. Merry Christmas. There. That wasn't so difficult, was it? Merry Christmas. What is wrong with Christmas?
The grocery advertisement (H.E.B) comes on the television saying we will save you more jingle for less kringle, shows Christmas decorations, and says "happy holidays"! What is wrong with this picture!?! Are we saving more "kringle" on Thanksgiving? Why do we have Christmas decorations if we are celebrating Thanksgiving. Why can't we say "Christmas"?
The auto ad comes on television touting "holiday" savings. There is Santa selling cars. So, is the holiday they are talking about Father's Day? Why is Santa in the commercial if we are not talking about Christmas? What is so difficult about saying "Christmas"?
T.J. Maxx had Christmas in their commercial. Target did not--theirs is a "howliday". Target had Christmas tree, Christmas cookies, decorations, but it was a "howliday" they were promoting.
Lexus has a "season to remember" but no Christmas.
UPS has "holiday" hours.
TMobile has a "4G wonderland."
Sears has Christmas.
White Diamonds--this elegant holiday gift.....not Christmas!
WalMart guarantees lowest "Christmas" prices.
Spec's.---no Christmas.
Lincoln autos--no Christmas.
As November closes, Thanksgiving is over, December begins, I just want to wish everyone a Merry Christmas. If you see me on the streets, I refuse to wish you a "Happy Holiday", so don't insult me by saying something so absurd! December..Christmas.
Merry Christmas, everyone.
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Merry Christmas, everyone.
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