It's the crazy season. The season of
stress, of overfilled malls, and maxed out credit cards; of fat men
in red suits, of Christmas trees and a few seriously overplayed
songs. It's also the time when people smile in the street, your
grocery checkout lady looks you in the eye and for a few short weeks
people's worlds appear to expand before rapidly shrinking back down
to size in time for the boxing day sales.
Before you go and call me the Grinch I
need to say that I love Christmas. It's the season of traditions and
love; of looking past yourself and finding joy in giving it to
others. The reason for my mixed feelings is knowing that even with
all the good going around at this time of year tomorrow someone will
still be lonely and the world will still be falling apart. The
death's and births, joy and heartache associated with living will all
be there. And for the majority the only hope this world has, the only
hope this worlds needs will be standing in their front yard, wrapped
up in Christmas lights hoping that one day we will notice.
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