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It’s a holiday, so in my opinion, you can do whatever you like. Relax and take the day off. If it were me…I love Christmas. I would want to do something to put me in the Christmas spirit. I would play Christmas carols. Eat cookies and drink hot chocolate for breakfast. I would splurge and do some some online shopping for myself. Watch a Christmas movie – I love Christmas in Connecticut. It’s also a great opportunity to give back, so I’d probably volunteer, maybe at a nursing home or hospital. Wrap up some gifts for the elderly or kids and Math Teacher Nerd Student Heart I Love Math Shirt them open them. Wear a Santa hat or some elf ears and Skype your family and friends. If you send them gifts ahead of time, maybe you can watch them open them.

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It’s only fair, as the holiday claimed by Christianity was co-opted from a wide swath of other holidays taking place at that time of year, in an attempt to mollify converts who would miss their traditions.Meanwhile, those traditions, and Math Teacher Nerd Student Heart I Love Math Shirt , have taken over, the Math Teacher Nerd Student Heart I Love Math Shirt of Christ and his birth (whichever version of it you want to pick) is rarely even mentioned, instead we have Santa, we have Reindeer, we have BB Gun, we have Ghosts of Christmas past present and future, we have “what if you were never born”.

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I don’t aim for the “perfect Christmas” or “the best Christmas ever!” That kind of hype leads to too much effort and Math Teacher Nerd Student Heart I Love Math Shirt , and eventually, disappointment. I aim for a good Christmas, a meaningful Christmas, one that makes me feel at least somewhat relaxed or satisfied. Am I ever disappointed? Of course! Life is a mixture of ups, downs, and in-betweens. So is Christmas. Oh, and my Christmas doesn’t begin in September and stop in the middle of December 25. My Christmas—my Advent, really—begins in late November or on December 1 and tapers down in January, lasting even beyond January 6, Epiphany, when the Christmas season officially ends. Heck, my Christmas tree is still up on Martin Luther King Day. (Yes, the tree is artificial, and small. I’m almost 64.)

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Because the celebration in the darkest time of the year was closely tied to death, many of our traditions are somehow related to death, one way or another. In the Scandinavian “Christmas” (note that Finns are not Scandinavians, but we may have had similar traditions), a Math Teacher Nerd Student Heart I Love Math Shirt idea was a blood sacrifice. These were made not only to gods but also to elves and gnomes. One such sacrifi

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Most of our tradition in America came over from England. They got most of theirs from Germany. When Victoria married Albert, he came from Germany. He brought with him a lot of the Math Teacher Nerd Student Heart I Love Math Shirt  of Christmas time. The English people started trimming trees and having a turkey for dinner on Christmas. So, in only a few years, everyone in London was having a German Christmas. In fact, I remember reading a letter dated 1847 in a library. It stated that he was coming home for Christmas and saw looking forward to the tree trimming and a lot having a turkey. At the end of the letter, he wrote like we do every year.