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It's Never Too Early To Start Getting Into The Christmas Spirit

Sleigh bells ring... are you listening? I am!

Hannah Wilson
Nov 06, 2017
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It's Never Too Early To Start Getting Into The Christmas Spirit
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It's November 1st, and I am already starting to see Christmas decorations going up around Omaha, whether it's little things at a mall or a giant light up Christmas tree on 90th and Dodge. I am not one to complain about the best holiday starting early. Plus, it flurried yesterday.

I, 100 percent, believe that the holiday season makes people happier. I don't know if it's the cheerful music, peaceful snowfalls, everything is red and green, Starbucks having Christmas flavor drinks, the joy of giving, etc., but everyone just seems to be in a brighter mood.

I cannot wait to hear Christmas music on the radio when I am switching between stations. I cannot wait to go Christmas present shopping and to get my friends and family gifts that are sure to put a smile on their face. I cannot wait to have snowball fights and to go sledding and do other winter activities. I cannot wait to curl up with a super soft blanket and drink hot chocolate.

I know we still have Autumn around, and we should appreciate that while it's still here. Thanksgiving is coming up, and we absolutely have to appreciate all the good food we get to eat. Plus, Thanksgiving is the beginning of Christmas season for sure. Santa even makes an appearance at the end of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. The point is, Thanksgiving makes you love your family and friends, and that begins the happiness of the holiday season.

Christmas lights are about to go up, and it will be so beautiful to drive around and see them. Christmas is lit. So sit back and wait eagerly for Thanksgiving, and try to hold in all the excitement about Christmas.

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