I recently went to JCPenny to pick up a pair of boots that my mother so graciously purchased for me so that I can keep my toes warm when I shovel snow at 4 am. Going to the catalog desk I was met by a very nice man who was very helpful and was wearing a Santa atop his head. As we made some small talk I found out that he seemed like a pretty nice guy. Anyway, as I left the desk with boots in hand I turned to him and wished him "Happy Holidays." He smiled and said the same back to me as I walked off. Realizing what I had just said, I stopped in midstep, turned to him again and said, "No wait...Merry Christmas!!"
I am sick of this! Why is it that we are forced to say Happy Holidays in fear of offending someone. Now I admit that I doubt I will offend that many people here in Provo, but still, when I go home for the holidays I will never wish someone Happy Holidays. I believe in the birth of my Savior and the fact that he died for me. I respect all of the other holidays, and by holidays I mean Chanukah. Kwanza is a made up holiday and I have no respect for that one, sorry.
May we never forget the Savior in our lives. Merry Christmas!
the best thing about this is the last line. made me laugh very hard. then i made kaitlyn listen as i read the entire post to her.
ReplyDeleteI love it! I miss you, big brother :o) I'm glad you have boots to keep your toes warm and respect for Christmas to go with it!
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