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Christmas Exhortation
All this media exhortation to provide a 'magical', 'wonderful', 'special' Christmas is a pain in the bum.
It is a couple of days in the year. Let's just enjoy it as we see fit!
Magic, wonder and speciality are hard to come by.
Does it get on your wick?
It is a couple of days in the year. Let's just enjoy it as we see fit!
Magic, wonder and speciality are hard to come by.
Does it get on your wick?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I quite like the current Tesco ad, where the woman thinks that it's too far early to start thinking about Christmas. At least one retailer (or, rather, their advertising agency) seems to have picked up on the mood of many people!
(If you're into poetry,Tilly2, I'll have to write something for you. I might not be as good as Ms Duffy but a few people seem to enjoy my occasional jottings)
(If you're into poetry,Tilly2, I'll have to write something for you. I might not be as good as Ms Duffy but a few people seem to enjoy my occasional jottings)
"It's the pressure that is put on to make everything 'wonderful"
Well it's much better than trying to make everything terrible,lol.
Personally I love it, the lights, the songs, a time for reflection, giving to the needy, catching up with old friends and family over good food and drinks and the occasional naughty buy or two.
Well it's much better than trying to make everything terrible,lol.
Personally I love it, the lights, the songs, a time for reflection, giving to the needy, catching up with old friends and family over good food and drinks and the occasional naughty buy or two.
I'll try to work on it, Tilly2. (I'll have to see if the muse strikes me!)
There's an example of my kind of rubbish towards the end of this thread:
http:// www.the answerb ank.co. uk/Chat terBank /Questi on15166 71.html
There's an example of my kind of rubbish towards the end of this thread:
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The Tesco ad started well pointing out that for yet another year they're pushing their stock far too early and imposing prematurely again. But as they are trying to get you to think it's ok after all they inevitably tried to turn it into an, "it actually ok, flog all your out of season stuff to me anyway", viewpoint. But we're not daft, we can see what the marketing department is trying to pull. It's still far too early, ad or no ad.