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In Reply to: But what about Christmas? posted by Alissa Henry on January 06, 1999 at 23:11:23:

I am a Christian and do believe that Christmas should be centered around the birth of Christ but also regrouping with loved ones. Who cares about the commericalism that only adds to the excitment. I am happy to hear that you celebrate Christmas eventhough it is not a religous holiday for you. Maybe it's just me but wasn't Christmas ten times more exciting and fun when you were younger. I remember counting down the days right after Thanksgiving. But now it Christmas Eve and I'll sit watch televison and I don't set my alarm for 4:30 on Christmas Day to see what santa brought me anymore. Will Christmas ever get back to the anxious not being able to sleep Christmas that I once knew?

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