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Date Posted: 17:30:06 12/08/05 Thu
Author: Joy
Subject: Re: Christmas or Holidays?
In reply to: Jim 's message, "Re: Christmas or Holidays?" on 15:06:54 12/08/05 Thu

I love Jim's honest reponse and I love your question! It never occured to me that its just our culture that is like this. Yes, its all about being politically correct here in the USA. Or being sensitive to those who celebrate Hannakah or Kwanza. I teach at at college and the last class of the semester was the other night. I was very careful to say "Have a Happy Holiday" rather than Merry Christmas and this is at a Catholic College.

Maybe soon we'll have to stop wishing because someone might not celebrate anything? Just kidding. And Happy Holidays to everyone! :)

Joy








>Because slowly but surely our country is becoming
>obsessed with not offending anyone. It is really sad
>to see our culture go down the drain.
>
>However you can still get cards with Christmas
>messages and some stores are going back to signs
>wishing everyone a Merry Christmas, Sears for example.
> Anyway
>MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!

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