This season has seen a lot of potshots at Christmas and its surrounding traditions. But not me. I’m going to tell you exactly what you want to hear as I put it in my annual letter to friends.
[Fill in blank with apropos greeting] [Fill in blank with holiday of choice]!!!
Now let’s see if anyone can find something wrong with that.
If you desperately want to say, “Merry Christmas” to folks and fear getting backlash… say it in a different language. I recommend staying away from “Feliz Navidad” and “Joyeaux Noel” because most people know what they mean in English.
Oh dang it, now I’ve got the Felix Navidad song going in my head (it comes and goes every Christmas and it started in 1980 when we sang it in 5th grade Spanish!).
prying1 posted two versions of holiday greetings… Democrat and Republican.
Avert Your Eyes did a smart thing. Cleared her holiday greeting with her attorney. She also shared a politically correct holiday story.
Toby posted the Holiday Excuse Generator. Oh dear… I just spread the virus further. The link doesn’t take you straight to the generator thanks to Flash as the link doesn’t change. Click on “Excuses, Excuses, Excuses.”
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5 comments
Well,here is an Australian version.
Simply, “Merry Christmas”.
I hope you and your family have a happy and safe 2006.
Thanks for all your info throughout the year.
Cheers
Kevin.
Thanks for the mention.
Happy Holidays to you and yours!
Belated, I know… but wishing you a happy holiday SEASON!
Thanks for the link. Enjoyed your post very much. Keep on blogging. I’ll be back!
I know what you mean. People try to be so PC they forget to be tolerant.
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