cindywhite: Yezz yezz yezz. Before people start to whine about the gifts that they won’t be receiving, or the people they want to be with on Christmas, or they don’t feel the Christmas spirit at all, they should go down to the basics of Christmas: what do we really celebrate Christmas for? Answer: The birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ. Sure, traditions are great, getting material things are awesome, and seeing our loved ones is nice as well, but the true meaning of Christmas lies in our hearts, commemorating the birth of Jesus. And we shouldn’t forget that. We shouldn’t let the other brouhahas of the holidays overlap that. We should celebrate and remember Him. And God’s unselfishness and love for us. On this day some 2000 years ago, He gave His only Son to live amongst us, and die for us to save us. Shouldn’t that be reason enough for us to be happy on Christmas day?

cindywhite:

Yezz yezz yezz.

Before people start to whine about the gifts that they won’t be receiving, or the people they want to be with on Christmas, or they don’t feel the Christmas spirit at all, they should go down to the basics of Christmas: what do we really celebrate Christmas for?

Answer: The birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ.

Sure, traditions are great, getting material things are awesome, and seeing our loved ones is nice as well, but the true meaning of Christmas lies in our hearts, commemorating the birth of Jesus. And we shouldn’t forget that. We shouldn’t let the other brouhahas of the holidays overlap that.

We should celebrate and remember Him. And God’s unselfishness and love for us. On this day some 2000 years ago, He gave His only Son to live amongst us, and die for us to save us. Shouldn’t that be reason enough for us to be happy on Christmas day?