The holiday season is already upon us. Of course, we are all looking forward to the holiday cheer, music, family time, and delicious meals. But, it seems that each year every holiday comes faster and faster, premature to its actual celebration time frame.

Last Monday was just Halloween, and already department stores are covered in Christmas decorations and social media has taken over talking about Christmas music, baking holiday cookies, and putting up the Christmas tree. But, have we forgotten about Thanksgiving? With one of the most traditional holiday celebrations in our country just three weeks away, it seems to be pushed under the carpet.

One month stands between Halloween and "Christmas time" but apparently in many instances, November 1st means "Christmas time."

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October 31st vs November 1st pic.twitter.com/XmkZXRqZE3

I saw this post on twitter on Halloween, and I immediately thought it was funny, relatable and retweeted it. But the more I thought about it as the week went on and I continued to see similar posts, and hear people already talking about everything Christmas related I began to realize how rushed time and the holidays are. It's not necessary, and is overwhelming.

We need to live in the moment, and enjoy each celebration as it comes. Every season and each holiday brings its own set of good vibes, cheer, fun, love and moments.

Enjoy them, one at a time!