Thursday, November 12, 2009
Holidays
The holidays are nearing, and so are times of great spending. Throughout the holiday season, we are smothered with ads encouraging us to spend our money. In the thick of it all, many of us lose sight of what is truly important--each other. All the spending causes us to plunge deeper into an already materialistic world. The fact is that happiness cannot be found and bought in a store. You can't stick it in a box, gift wrap it, and place it under the Christmas Tree. The holidays are about spending time with those you love and care for, time that isn't centered around anything material, but each other.
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I disagree with this statement because not everyone has christmas, some people just hang out with friends or stay at home with the family.
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Jesse
I think we should hang with our families and celebrate the birthday of Jesus. And all of us pray and have a good time. And talking about stories of life. Also relax with them and make sure your with them. And make everyone happy.
-Gustavo per.2
i think that the holidays are for time to spend with your family and friends. it does not really matter what things you get for that holiday all what really matters is spending time with your loved one's that really care about you and the well being of your health. you have to cherish the time that you have with each other because you never know how the next holiday mite be in your family and who mite or mite not be their any more.
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