Are you an xmas type person

NemoReally

Lunch and a movie sounds like rather a nice present!

In response to the original question, Ho, Ho, Ho ... Yes, I am, right down to the singing (well, making a noise anyway) in the congregation whilst my children contribute a rather better sound to the Choir. Tree up, Lights On, Presents Wrapped and Mince Pie / Sherry left out for Santa - there's nothing like a proper bit of Christmas Spirit!

Square1

Dear me... :( . Haha, but that happens. Just the other day our dog (basset/beagle) found a paper-mache bird ornament that my sister made when she was young. Bit the things tail off....left the deceased body on the living room floor......just laying there.......... ;)



Personally I've been getting more anti-christmas over the years. It's primarily a family thing though. Things just seem really stiff. People are upset by not having things play out their way (tradition-wise, not gift-wise), and past ordeals always end up surfacing to some extent. I don't really remember the occasion that well anymore later on since it's something that I repress. As much as I struggle in univ, I am always anxious to return after two weeks break.

Danger

I don't celebrate it, and its mere presence annoys me.
I'm a semi-militant Atheist. There are a few people who still insist upon giving me presents, and I therefore feel obliged to reciprocate. It would be simpler if they'd just stop doing that.

Charmar

Long answer:
There are little things I like, that could really happen on any other day of the year and it would be all the same to me. Really dislike the repetitive music and the fervor that goes on.

Short answer: No

wolram

Phew that was close, i just recovered your present from kia taking it down the post, i suppose i will have to exchange the $1000 back into pounds sterling.

Pythagorean

I thought it was a point on the happiness scale.

Borek