Happy Holidays

[Byte Stryke]

Everyone else is already started
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[ChunkyMonkey]

nice! And..its 'Merry Christmas!"

[Irving]

Did anyone else watch the episode of Modern Family with the flash mob in it? Hilarious.

[Elhuero]

wow, pretty cool. no silly dancing.

[theGinsue]

Thanks for sharing that Byte; that was amazing.

[BigBear]

Thanks Byte, that was awesome! Merry Christmas, Happy Holiday, Happy Kwanza, and whatever else I missed to y'all too...


I don't think a brass choir playing the mall would go over as well... lol

[Byte Stryke]

Thanks Byte, that was awesome! Merry Christmas, Happy Holiday, Happy Kwanza, and whatever else I missed to y'all too...


I don't think a brass choir playing the mall would go over as well... lol


Here ya go Bear
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_winter_festivals

MB888
It was Yule a few thousand years before it was Christmas, But thank you for the sentiment.
:)

[BigBear]

Here ya go Bear
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_winter_festivals

MB888
It was Yule a few thousand years before it was Christmas, But thank you for the sentiment.
:)


Thanks. That's a lot of Holidays.....

And second comment is true! If memory serves correctly, it's actually a pagan Druid ritual/tradition celebrating the refreshing and newness of Mother Earth by the changing seasons and the life giving energy of teh sun that was taken over by Christians to celebrate the birth of Christ (which by most accounts was probably NOT born in our traditional December).

[Mtn.man]

Bah Humbug.

[StagLefty]

TLC from the TSA !!! Whatever term you use or how you choose to celebrate.Happy Holidays !!

[Pistol Packing Preacher]

Happy Thanksgiving!

I am Thankful for a great family...
And blessings beyond grace...
And thankful for Amazing Grace!

Be safe!

ppp

[Irving]

Well, if you wish someone well before Thanksgiving, Happy Holidays is pretty appropriate.

[Byte Stryke]

Thanks. That's a lot of Holidays.....

And second comment is true! If memory serves correctly, it's actually a pagan Druid ritual/tradition celebrating the refreshing and newness of Mother Earth by the changing seasons and the life giving energy of teh sun that was taken over by Christians to celebrate the birth of Christ (which by most accounts was probably NOT born in our traditional December).

more along the lines of the winter solstice.
it was originally a celebration of surviving the longest night of the year and everyone knew that the worst of it was over, so to speak.


Well, if you wish someone well before Thanksgiving, Happy Holidays is pretty appropriate.

That was the original sentiment
:D

[rockhound]

nice! And..its 'Merry Christmas!"


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