by the way, I think it's called "globalization"
Hell, my wife is lucky if I buy for her. More often than not I wrap what she buys for herself and then I add a little something as a surprise. I literally do nothing else.I buy for my wife and kids. That's it. My wife chooses to get some limited gifts for others (parents and extremely close friends) and bake goodies for the neighbors but that is her thing. I don't do it.
Hell, my wife is lucky if I buy for her. More often than not I wrap what she buys for herself and then I add a little something as a surprise. I literally do nothing else.
If you don't currently have anything to worry about you should probably start worrying about this.
Oh, and merry Solstice!
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That's pretty clever. But of course that's the reason for the *winter* season (if you live in the Northern Hemisphere), not the reason for the *Christmas* season.
That's pretty clever. But of course that's the reason for the *winter* season (if you live in the Northern Hemisphere), not the reason for the *Christmas* season.
Well, since Christmas is a ripoff of winter solstice celebrations that came much earlier than Christmas celebrations I'd say it is actually the reason why Christians celebrate Christmas when they do. Just like Easter is a ripoff of spring equinox celebrations.
I mean other than the birth of Jesus and his resurrection, of course.
But it might be the reason Christmas falls on Dec. 25th....
https://www.whychristmas.com/customs/25th.shtml
It explains the reason WHEN we celebrate Christmas, sure. But obviously not why.