I actually don’t want anything for the holidays. I never do. There are things that I need. But want? I stopped wanting things around the time I stopped getting things that I wanted. Did that make sense? Either I’m a really spoiled brat, or – more accurately – I’m an adult.
Here is what I hate the most about the holidays. It isn’t the blatant lack of cultural knowledge of what the holidays actually represent. It isn’t the materialism that bleeds out of every nook and cranny. It isn’t the consumerism, the over-indulgence, or even the misguided judgments that what ‘I’
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Well, faithful blog followers, Thanksgiving is over but the fun has just begun. Soon people will be trampling each other for Christmas deals and ringing in the New Year with booze and a stomach pump. I’m sure on this Thanksgiving, everyone had a wonderfully glutinous holiday filled with 3000+ calories.
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REMINDER: Not Having To Work On Thanksgiving Is A Privilege
Every year, I see all of these posts on Facebook and other social media sites going around about companies choosing to not be open on Thanksgiving, so that employees can be with their families. There’s also the loud, ALL CAPS proclamations that only hideous and awful people would work or