This is a practically a reply post to Adam Nott’s post. I say bring on Christmas! For me Christmas started on October 31. I was driving home from work and scanning through the stations when to my surprise I hear Christmas music on the radio. The DJ of the radio station was, as he states, “conforming” to the Utah standard, quite hilarious I thought.
You see I have noticed a few years ago that if you turn on the radio at midnight on Oct. 31 you can listen to Christmas music, I first thought it was kind of strange—but then I embraced it and every year I look forward to this grand tradition.
Christmas is the only time of the year where people are actually nice to each other; but on the other hand Christmas music in November angers people—I don’t know.
Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night.
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I love Christmas music, but I can't start listening to it till after Thanksgiving. Merry Christmas!!
I am such a loser. I just realized today that the Christmas season has started. I feel so stupid. And now I feel really stupid because you have been celebrating since the DAY AFTER HALLOWEEN. Where have I been?
Sorry St. Nick-I will put up my Christmas tree tomorrow.
Bah Humbug
You think Christmas is the only time people are nice to each other?? Have you been shopping in December? I am pretty sure Christmas brings out the devil in some people. Christmas is the most wonderful time of the year, but come on - Thanksgiving is pretty great too.
Sorry Jake. As much as I love Christmas and Christmas Music, I feel that Thanksgiving is an overlooked holiday. Therefore, I never listen to Christmas music until Thanksgiving Day. Then I feel that it is ok.
You're very optimistic...and that's why we love you.
I got to say Christmas music in November must be a Utah thing.
I still haven't heard any Christmas songs.
Though I am stuck in a total hippie town. I guess the co-ops couldn't afford more music after buying all the ani difranco CDs.
(p.s. I'm your cousin Chrissy, on of the Washington ones)
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