Search results

That’s not it. Christmas Day has become the anticipated event in our culture. A lot of it has to do with our own childhood memories of Christmas morning and that of children today. After that day is over, many are just not feeling it the same way, regardless of when the season started...

That’s absurd. People are just conditioned to stop celebrating after the day everyone was anticipating is over. It has nothing to do with when it got started.

Well, what were they supposed to do? Celebrate his death and their poverty? Sorry, but life is not always just fun and games at any time of the year. This was the kind of comedy-drama that Henson was really a master of. BTW, there are different versions of it. One version has more scenes with...

They were hardly feeling sorry for themselves. They were working to make their lives better. It had just enough edge to make it interesting for kids and adults. It is truly Henson in every sense of the word.

Technically, neither is Jingle Bells.

Maybe so, but I can tell you right now that being opposed to cousins marrying is NOT an unpopular opinion. Most would agree that they should not.

Aw, lighten up and get some Christmas spirit, Scrooge.

You can think certain animals are cute even if you know you have to use caution around them.

What are the retail stores supposed to do? Deck the halls with turkey feathers?

At Christmas time you can be thankful, spend time with your family and so much more.

I couldn’t disagree more about holidays being just for kids (One could say the same thing about the Muppets). I don’t think Thanksgiving is being phased out nor do I think it’s for PC reasons (Heck, some people think Christmas is not PC). It’s simply that, compared to Halloween and Christmas...

That's ok. I don't mind.

Sooooo...

http://factmyth.com/factoids/jingle-bells-was-written-as-a-christmas-song/

https://www.someecards.com/usercards/viewcard/MjAxMy02ZWUyZTRmZjc3ZjE5YmRk/