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Saturday, October 3, 2009

Thanksgiving Halloween comes first

So the merchants are getting a head start on the holiday shopping season. Yeah, that holiday... the one that is still some 83 days away. The holiday that I refuse to abbreviate.
Another blog that I have visited on occasion has posted a minor rant and linked to still another blog's major rant about the situation. I am only doing my small part... and no, I have no particular affinity for Halloween. I just figure that if you're gonna start now you ought to include all of the commercially important days.

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  1. Sometimes I may be too eager to put up Halloween decorations.

    As a guide, I insist on waiting until Christmas merchandise goes up in stores.

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  2. You are right of course.

    Do you think it might be the ridiculous amount of pounds/dollars/euros that are spent on Christmas related goods? Why else would they try to make us 'forget' about the other important traditional holidays.

    Thanks ;-)

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  3. Alex - if you lived around here, you would be about two weeks late

    Caroline - does it matter what I think? They aren't trying to make us forget. They just haven't figured out how to capitalize on those other days.

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  4. Thanks, Skip! I'm all for ANY holiday playing out before the next one begins, so Thanksgiving, Christmas, Halloween... yup, all of them deserve their own time and not to be infringed upon.

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  5. Yup, Halloween first - for gawds sake!

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Be nice!