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The Best Way To Spread Christmas Cheer Is Singing Loud For All To Hear

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The Best Way To Spread Christmas Cheer Is Singing Loud For All To Hear
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I know its September, and this may get a lot of hate, but I love Christmas, and I celebrate it all year long. As I'm not a huge fan of Halloween, I usually decorate my apartment that day (unless I have Halloween plans), and I keep it up until after March Madness (April). Don't Judge Me! It's worked for me for 23 years so I'm not going to change now. In fact, I'm watching White Christmas right now! The worst day of the year for me is December 26 because all the magic for everyone else is gone...but not for me!

So I decided to put together a list of 25 reasons why Christmas is the best time of the year!

1. The Best Way To Spread Christmas Cheer Is Singing Loud For All To Hear.

2. ABC Family's (Freeform now) 25 Days of Christmas! The best 25 days of the year!

3. Hallmark Channel. Because these original movies are better than anything ABC Family has put out in years, and it goes from Mid November 'til January!

4. Lights! Christmas Lights are GORGEOUS!!!!

5. Christmas Music! Old and New...It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year!

6. Quoting Christmas Movies like Elf without getting weird looks.

7. Christmas Shopping can be stressful if you wait 'til the last minute or Black Friday. But the malls are amazing around that time!

8. Visiting the "A Christmas Story" House if you're in Cleveland, Ohio (Tremont).

9. Christmas Movies, like Home Alone.

10. Those incredible Christmas Displays that are huge and awesome in residential neighborhoods.

10. Or Amazing Christmas Window Displays like at the old Higbee Building in Downtown Cleveland!

11. SNOW!

12. Santa! I mean, who doesn't love the big guy in red?

13. The 4 main food groups: Candy, Candy Canes, Candy Corns and Syrup.

14. Baking, making, decorating and eating Christmas Cookies!

15. Christmas Parties! I know my whole family gets together for like, a 12 hours party every year! It's the best!

16. Presents, obviously! I mean they are so much fun!

17. Seeing friends and family that you don't get to see often. I mean, 'tis the season right?

18. The Winter Wardrobe is the best!!! Hats, Coats, Boots, Scarves, the whole nine yards.

19. Christmas Trees. Everywhere. The Bigger The Better!!

20. Leg Lamps....even if they are FRA-GIL-LAY

22. Christmas Smelling Things. MMMMMMM

23. Christmas Traditions...like mistletoe!

24. Christmas Sweaters...Cute and Ugly!

25. Last but not least, Jesus. The Reason For The Season Y'all.

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