As the last pieces of turkey, a mouthful of potatoes and what is
believed to be the last remnants of dressing are festering in your fridge
until they are mercifully thrown to their final resting place, we start our
stressful journey towards Christmas.
Each year we promise ourselves that the next Christmas will be
better...
We'll spend more time with family.
We'll pick out the perfect gifts.
We won't let uncle Steve get on our nerves after his fifth glass of
eggnog.
We'll go out and appreciate the lights, and the snow.
We'll make a snowman.
We'll call friends and family to let them know we think about them.
We'll let every worker in every store we do business with, know how
appreciated they really are...
Time moves quickly...especially between Thanksgiving and Christmas. Work,
parties, schedules... Soon, we won't have as much time as we had hoped...
We'll end up getting gift certificates for everyone.
Uncle Steve will get an earful.
We will be too tired to look at lights and it's too cold for building a
snowman...besides, didn't the puppy christen that area?
Our friends and family know we love them...besides, they didn't call
us, right?
The cashier was busy and wasn't in a good mood, so we said nothing
except a nondescript comment about the weather, and left. Never mind that a kind word of appreciation
would have made her day just a little more bearable...
Let's make this year the one that we fulfill our intentions...
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