You
could ask anybody that knows me, and you would quickly find that I suffer from
OCD (Obsessive Christmas Disorder). I am an absolute freak when it comes to
anything Christmas-y. I just can’t help
it! Everything that comes with the holiday season makes me so happy, so why
would I not go overboard?!
For me, the
first day of the Christmas season isn’t the day after Thanksgiving, but instead
November 1st! It takes a good
2 hours into the month of November, and I’m already blaring all of the Christmas
music, and starting to put up all of my Christmas decorations. In my mind I think of it as “why waste time
in the awkward waiting time between Halloween and Thanksgiving sitting and
doing nothing?! CHRISTMAS TIME IS AMONG US MY FRIENDS, LETS GO!
The only problem with my “slight” obsession
with Christmas is that not everyone feels the same way on this topic. If you’re anything like all of my family
members, then you think that Christmas isn’t meant to be celebrated until post-thanksgiving. In fact, if you do feel that way, you
probably are cringing as you read this.
The thought of me blaring Christmas music without headphones probably
makes you want to punch me through your computer screen. THE BEST WAY TO
SPREAD CHRISTMAS CHEER IS TO SING ALOUD FOR ALL TO HEAR! DUH!!!
I do apologize
for my annoying obsession with the holiday season; trust me I know it’s a lot
to take in. I do warn you though,
because this is one of the many Christmas blog posts I plan to cram into the months
of November and December (You have been warned! J) Tis the season friends! Let the holiday blog
posts begin!
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