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#16 | RE: Xmas greetings datum

Wed Dec 25, 2024 5:08 pm

Piece of cake. My daily walk has a 100~120-ft drop in 3 blocks.

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#17 | RE: Xmas greetings datum

Wed Dec 25, 2024 11:06 pm (Last edited: Wed Dec 25, 2024 11:13 pm)

Zitat von zer0netgain im Beitrag #13
Zitat von BEARR im Beitrag #3
I wish Christmas had the same gravitas it did when I was a kid, but - alas - the only thing left of the word "Christmas" any more is the last three letters..."mas"...which in Spanish means "more", as in...more commercialism, more lip service given to the idea of "peace" and more food and football on TV. I just read today that some Ozempic users want to "go off" the injectable drug for the Christmas holiday, so they presumably can consume "more" food during the period.

Anyway, for those still believing in the ideas that originally engendered a holiday called "Christmas", may Santa be good to you and bring you fulfillment instead of a bunch of useless "stuff".

Happy Holidays...all.

I typed a lengthy response to this�largely in agreement�then reconsidered after reading it. So, I�ll just say, �Merry Christmas.�

Well said...lol! Short and to the point! I'll just add...Happy New Year. I'm just sorry that for the corporate world, a "Merry Christmas" means increased retail sales instead something more profound.

Christmas dinner here (just the two of us) will be chicken scampi, a glass or two of chardonnay and quiet conversation in front of a crackling fire. We really went minimalist this year...not sure why, but the spirit wasn't moved toward the "usual".

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