Tonight, my friend Katie and I went to Panera and then to Powell's Candy Shop in the Sierra Vista Mall. At Powell's, they had a full out holiday display filled with lotsa holiday candies and goodies. Katie was so excited and said she was totally in the holiday spirit. Me, not so much.
See, I really don't get into the holiday spirit till the day after Thanksgiving. I take my holidays one at a time. I guess this goes back to childhood...in fact, most times, we didn't get our tree up till sometimes 10 days before Christmas. This year, I'll prob. get mine up a week after Thanksgiving.
It still alarms me walking into stores and hear the blaring holiday songs and shoppers scurrying about. I don't know, I'm just not feeling it yet. Is this just me? Are you totally ready for the holidays?
Actually, the only thing I have out right now remotely Christmasy is this holiday mug that my old boss gave me last year. I have to take it in baby steps...baby steps I say!
Don't you like how I'm now using this hat as my random go to for a bad hair day?
Until next time Swellions!
Alexa
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I'm with you on this one hundred percent. I've started to see Christmas commercials on tv and they make me feel disoriented.
I agree with you...Christmas only becomes official the day after Thanksgiving! I just found out a friend's daughter just put her tree up this past weekend...that's CRAZY!!!
I was totally wigged-out that Wally World wasn't chock full of Christmas the week of Halloween, like they normally are. Now, a week and then some later, it's Christmas! Christmas! Christmas! everywhere you shop.
I might be persuaded to go hog wild early if I didn't have to listen to canned Mel Torme Christmas music and the sheer lack of Cashiers.
I heard Christmas music in a store the other day. Freaked me out.
Maybe it's just because Christmas is the only holiday I ever do anything for that I get excited about it early. My boss put her Christmas tree up late August, but didn't decorate it... she's been calling it her Autumn Tree.
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