Salt Jones
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I love the songs, but hate the crowds and the pressure to buy junk no one needs. It's all a big scam and if you say no you are considered a Grinch.
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I love the songs, but hate the crowds and the pressure to buy junk no one needs. It's all a big scam and if you say no you are considered a Grinch.
Do what I do, ignore the 'junk'. It's a religious occasion, not a competition to spend the most money or get the best presents.
I love the songs, but hate the crowds and the pressure to buy junk no one needs. It's all a big scam and if you say no you are considered a Grinch.
I love the songs, but hate the crowds and the pressure to buy junk no one needs. It's all a big scam and if you say no you are considered a Grinch.
We can agree on this one, Salt.
Shit, my wife was in tears at the thought of not being able to afford shopping this Friday.
I love all the music, the lights, the Spirit, the family, the food, and even the slightly cooler weather, but I stay away from shopping centers and malls.
it is like peeking into a 3rd world board.
no pants?
There is a little boy where I teach who was wearing shorts all week last week. I told him he needs to wear his pants since it's so cold outside now. He told me he didn't have any pants.
The family hardly has enough money for food, let alone clothes. I doubt without our help (the teachers) he'll have any presents.
Be thankful for what you CAN do, and be glad your kids have food and clothes. And if you have some extra $$ this year, go buy some kid a toy who may not get one.
Thanks.
Salt, your problem is that your Christmas is all about you. Or your effort to make it all about you. Make it about someone else, and you will enjoy it a lot more!
Or, take as much food as you can afford, or cut a check to the local food bank. Or contribute to Toys For Tots.There is a little boy where I teach who was wearing shorts all week last week. I told him he needs to wear his pants since it's so cold outside now. He told me he didn't have any pants.
The family hardly has enough money for food, let alone clothes. I doubt without our help (the teachers) he'll have any presents.
Be thankful for what you CAN do, and be glad your kids have food and clothes. And if you have some extra $$ this year, go buy some kid a toy who may not get one.
Thanks.
Ahhhhh, come on SaltPeter, just be honest. You don't like shopping in those crowds, 'cause there be white peoples and shit.I love the songs, but hate the crowds and the pressure to buy junk no one needs. It's all a big scam and if you say no you are considered a Grinch.
Ahhhhh, come on SaltPeter, just be honest. You don't like shopping in those crowds, 'cause there be white peoples and shit.I love the songs, but hate the crowds and the pressure to buy junk no one needs. It's all a big scam and if you say no you are considered a Grinch.
Besides, I figured you as the Kwanzaa type.