Tag Archives: Christmas
A Merry COVID Christmas
It is Christmas Eve. A time for peace and goodwill. A time for love and family. A time for tradition. At least, it should be. I do not practice very many traditions. I have no interest in repetitive ritual for … Continue reading
Pilgrim Granny and the Legend of Tiny Town
Gaze in wonder upon the mystery and glory that is my Grandma. Some may say that this photograph is proof that eventually, all old people end up looking exactly the same, regardless of race or sex or gender, before eventually … Continue reading
Is Santa Claus a God?
What came first? Man? Or his Gods? Most religions would have you accept an origin myth where a God or Gods have always existed since the beginning of beginnings, and then, whether through design, or desire, or hideous accident, at some … Continue reading
Strange Christmas Traditions Explained
Ah, Christmas. Such a magical, wondrous, contradictory season. When it comes to poorly explained, nonsensical, and confusing traditions, no other holiday comes close to competing with the juggernaut of Strange that is Christmas. Think about it. Take your time. Let’s face it, you’ve … Continue reading
An early Christmas Present
It’s almost Christmas, and the yard wolves have grown hungry in anticipation of the cold dead winter. They demand a feast. As such, I have dipped into my private stash, and released a tasty treat. Of words. For you. My … Continue reading