Or Happy
Holidays depending on who you are, I don’t discriminate. I personally celebrate
it as Christmas but I think we can all agree that whatever we celebrate, late
December is a time to spend family and friends.
I’ll get the
worst thing about Christmas out the way first… shopping. I’ve never been one
for food shopping regardless of the time of year but it’s ten times at
Christmas. In fact, most shops are a nightmare this time of year and for an
anxious like myself, it can bring on panic attacks like no-one’s business. No
wonder a lot of people use Amazon and the like, it certainly takes to stress
out.
Beyond the
frosted glass door,
With
tinsels, sales and more,
But with
fights abound,
Hoping to
save pounds,
You need luck
in here for sure.
But there’s
still a lot of things I like this time of year (if I avoid town centres and
supermarkets), there’s a happy atmosphere once the stress of preparations are
over. I’m not a fan of parties but going out for meals with my family or have a
festive DnD session with my friends is a lot of fun. Singing Christmas
carols is also a favourite thing of mine to do around the holidays, I’m not
really one for churches but I love a good excuse to sing my heart out, I even
used to be part of a choir briefly.
And of
course, there’s the aesthetics of the season, the lights, the decorations etc.
I would say I love the snow that is usually attached to Christmas but in the
south of England, it rarely snows at all let alone on Christmas. Doesn’t stop
me hoping that we will have a white Christmas one day, not the wet ones we
normally have.
Glittering
powder,
Painting the
scenery white,
Beautiful
winter.
This will
probably be the last blog before the New Year so I hope you have a Merry
Christmas and I wish you all a great New Year.
See you in
2020.
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