I would think its because of the over commercialization of xmas by running ads so early and in effect overshaddowing Remembrance day being a time to honour ...both occasions are a time to reflect .
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For me the problem is that retail is rushing everything.To the big stores everything is a sales event and has no meaning except for a way to sell stuff.I don't like to see a truely important day overshadowed by some pre Christmas sales campaign.We don't have many times in a year to sit dack and take a breath and think about something as important as our veterans and what they did for us and others,and its a shame when it is overtaken by cellphone adds.I guess thats why I get upset when seasons are rushed . Ed
If you have read any of my posts you must know there is no spell check in use. I will try to remember spaces in future. By the way where do these links go. Ed
-- Edited by flatblack55delivery on Tuesday 29th of October 2013 09:36:17 PM
Flatblack55, I've notice recently, that in a few of your posts, you have a "hyperlink", in this case "everything.To". Are you doing that?
Hey Gazoo, I don't think Ed is aware that he is doing that. If you notice, them "hyperlinks"are just created from the lack of there being a space between the end of that sentence and the start of next sentence.
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I like things that last.I think I showed you my cell phone when you were at the shop ,remember the one the size of a brick with the arial you have to pull up,quality stuff. Ed
I like things that last.I think I showed you my cell phone when you were at the shop ,remember the one the size of a brick with the arial you have to pull up,quality stuff. Ed
Yeah, and all the lights in Cobourg dim when you make a call !!
I would think its because of the over commercialization of xmas by running ads so early and in effect overshaddowing Remembrance day being a time to honour ...both occasions are a time to reflect .
We got a slight dusting of snow last week. My son looked out the window and squealed 'it's snowing! It's Christmas!'
Thankfully Halloween has overshadowed the Christmas enthusiasm but it's going to be a long two months if we keep getting bombarded with Christmas ads.
I love Christmas and I love to see the kids get excited about it but in our house the tree goes up Dec 1 (ish)
On the up side the 'Santa is watching' bit works pretty well.