Happy X-mas!!!

It's amazing that after all this years working at retail, my Xmas spirit hasn't been crushed yet, and although today I was close to smash a laptop on a very stubborn costumer's head, as soon as I got to my neighboorhod's Ralphs for some last minute X-mas dinner shopping (mac and chesse anyone??, yay!) I recovered my Holliday spirit, and hence I did my shopping in minutes, since I know the employees were as eager as I was minutes before, to go home to their loved ones...

But the truth of the matter is is, we get so involved with the currents events outside of home, that we forget what's really important (and NO, Cartman is not HAM!!), being at peace with ourselves (no matter what religion, if any you profess) and with our family, being that by blood or by friendship (which a lot of times in HMO, are waaaay more realiable), because in the end, it's all you are going to take with you once your clock has ticked your last tick, sure money it's thight right now, but IT ALWAYS IS, unless you're a rich Heir (or Heiress), that's something it will always be a factor, but really, is $10,000.00 worth losing a limb? a lung? your health? how about a family member?, of course not, so in the end, you can obsess yourself with tons of crap that you don't need, it's Tivo really a breathing device?? Does Cable/Netflix/Dish/Wthvr worth starving?? Of couse not, but you get to depend on them simply because you grow an adiction to them, but honestly, in rare cases you can have a life without them (people in Hospitals or bedridden exempt, ok?, cool..)...

Hey, wasn't this supposed to be an X-mas greeting, of couse it is, and i'm simply delivering a message, or an advise if you will, Never stop enjoying the time you have with your loved ones, even when (or maybe even more when) things are very bad, or not so good, because like and old sage said "this too shall pass", but good memories last forever...

And that is TODAY more important to remember that whatever happened in your favorite show some seasons ago...

And being a Tv adicct, I think I know what I'm talking about ...

And with that I drink to your health and wish you a Merry X-mas to you and your family....