
The breakdown of votes is as follows: Over done Christmas gifts 7%
Pesky/ annoying relatives 0%
Commercialization of Christmas 78%
Cheesy Christmas gifts 0%
Fruitcake 0%
I love everything about Christmas 15%
Thanks to everyone that participated.

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2 comments:
The thing about the commercialization of Christmas is that it gets more blatant every year, not to mention longer (started in September, around here). The message of "Buy, buy, buy, if you really love your friends and family" repeated ad nauseum really gets on my nerves.
Hi x.dell,
You are so right in your assessment of the holiday season. It gets on my nerves too. I don't have to wait until a certain time of year to show family and friends that I care.
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