
I love this pic. For every annoying ‘P.C.’ greeting of “happy hooooolidayyyys” I get, I wanna scream. :-O
Thank goodness, that Australia has not yet adopted this annoying phrase. Even though we do steal most American phrases, I think this one is safe – for now. No, not because Aussies are at all religious, in fact Australia is very secular, but because “holidays” is what you do when you…. (need I say it?)…. go on a holiday!
e.g. to the coast, overseas, out back, etc. A holiday is a holiday, it is not a generic period of time, or religious festival, or national day/celebration.
So please, I beg you, if you are greeting anyone outside of the USA at this time of year, just say “Merry Christmas”. That is what the time of year is, and that is why we get the time off work. If you are so offended by it being a ‘Christian’ celebration, then move to Saudi Arabia – I am sure you will not have to deal with it there.
I might add here, that I have no issue with saying ‘happy Chinese new year’, ‘happy Diwali’, or ‘happy Ramadan’ etc. Even though I don’t celebrate them (or believe in them), doesn’t mean they don’t exist.








It must be quite different being warm at this time of year. Certainly in the UhK its cold and raining or snowing or hail or some other horrible thing you just want to hide away from inside. Also Christmas is our time when the family comes together ( mostly to argue LOL ) and I guess America has Thanksgiving for that.
So being warm must make you want to get outdoors, strip off and party (your hopeing him next door does that arent you LOL)
So, does that change the desire to bring family together or is it one big family party but outside by the BBQ?
Do you do Turkey and stuffing and roast potatoes, etc or is is salad and BBQ chicken?
And if I don’t say it again before then…..MERRY CHRISTMAS!
And I hope Santa poops something nice in your chimney