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Old 09-08-2015, 04:49 PM   #16
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Christmas & Halloween tie for my favorite holiday. I enjoy decorating for both of them.
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I'd go with Christmas.

But this year, I'm not in the mood to decorate my house since I'm the only one living in my house. It's less than 100 days, but I have no ambition to put-up a tree, decorate my windows, or even buy gifts since I don't get what I ask anyhow...why bother?

Sounds like I'm a Scrooge, but 2015 has been another let-down year!
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When I was a kid, a TV station in my area (Detroit, Michigan) would show a movie in the morning right after Good Morning America, and another movie in the afternoon. On the day after Thanksgiving They'd show The Man Called Flintstone as their morning and Hey There! It's Yogi Bear! as their afternoon movie. Between both movies they'd shoe nothing but cartoons. They stopped doing this in the 1980s, but I have DVDs of BOTH Movies, and a boatload of cartoons as well. On the day after Thanksgiving I'll fire up my trusty player and recreate that time in my childhood.

On the Saturday after Thanksgiving My folks take us downtown to see a couple of Christmas Events there, then we'd have lunch at a fancy restaurant. On the way home, we'd pick out a Christmas Tree. Those days are no more. But there are LOADS of events in the area (Most of which are FREE where I now live (Daytona Beach, Florida) and I attend as many as I can. Among them concerts, Parades, Toy Drives and an Ice Show put out by a group of Children. Another event I do on Christmas Eve, attend as many Christmas Eve Church services (Including the one at my Church), before returning before home to get some zzzs before what's coming up the next day.

PS I started a new tradition on Christmas Eve. Before going to bed we have an event I call "Spot Santa". Everyone sits or lays down (Depending on what kind of furniture they're on. They all look up in the sky, and when one of them sees a shooting star they yell out "There Goes Santa!" we then go off to bed.
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I'm gonna guess and say your favorite holiday is Halloween?


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When I was a kid, a TV station in my area (Detroit, Michigan) would show a movie in the morning right after Good Morning America, and another movie in the afternoon. On the day after Thanksgiving They'd show The Man Called Flintstone as their morning and Hey There! It's Yogi Bear! as their afternoon movie. Between both movies they'd shoe nothing but cartoons. They stopped doing this in the 1980s, but I have DVDs of BOTH Movies, and a boatload of cartoons as well. On the day after Thanksgiving I'll fire up my trusty player and recreate that time in my childhood.
I remember seeing cartoons on the day after Thanksgiving...they seemed to have stopped this during the 90's. That day, my mom would make us finger sandwiches and we'd play board games while watching those shows or a movie.

Since they ended that...I reenact the finger sandwiches and watching cartoons the day after Thanksgiving. I'd Watch Tiny Toons, Animaniacs, Three Caballeros, cartoons of Tom and Jerry's Chuck Jones Years, Pink Panther, Loopy de Loop, A Boy Named Charlie Brown, Garfield and Friends, Sonic SatAM, Looney Tunes Cartoons, Woody Woodpecker Cartoons, The Wiz (Okay, NOT all of the things I watch that day are cartoons), and end the night by playing Sonic the Hedgehog and listening to The Beatles!

BUT...I'm not planning on doing that either the Friday after Thanksgiving this year either...
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my two favorites are christmas & my birthday july 4 . get presents all the time . i also like halloween i love to get some candy!!
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I was thinking Arbor Day. Dang.

I was thinking Valentine's Day.

Love Thanksgiving and Christmas. Just something about them is just so quaint and it makes you feel good no matter what mood your in.
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I'd go with Christmas.

But this year, I'm not in the mood to decorate my house since I'm the only one living in my house. It's less than 100 days, but I have no ambition to put-up a tree, decorate my windows, or even buy gifts since I don't get what I ask anyhow...why bother?

Sounds like I'm a Scrooge, but 2015 has been another let-down year!

You dont sound like Scrooge. Believe me, holidays are tough when your having a crappy year. Decorating is more of a chore instead of it being fun. Just hang in there.
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