As we end Christmas, if you haven't already, please consider the families who may have been having a rather tragic Christmas. Such as victims of recent shootings, families with soldiers who died in battle, family members who died of old age and family members who died of some kind of disease or injury. Please, if you haven't already, spend a moment of your time to think of them and if one of your neighbors recently lost someone; invite them over for New Years or something. Just to show them you care and you want them to be happy.
That being said/typed, I myself end Christmas 2012 with the Hey Arnold Christmas special, which makes me feel feels that make me cry.
I haven't gotten all of my gifts yet and I have yet to give out all of my gifts so I guess technically, Christmas isn't over for me.
But the gifts I got from parents, I feel really happy with. Usually when I put stuff on my list it's just "Whatever, here's some stuff I always want." I love how my parents get me gifts that aren't on my list, but show a deep understand of who I am, what I love. Personal gifts, things I will truly enjoy more than just a game I traded to Gamestop half a decade ago and can't find whenever I try to. I really hope they liked my gifts to them, and I hope that a certain someone loves the gifts I gave to her just as I know  sefhighwind loves the gifts I gave to him. Welcome to California, buddy. I kind of don't want Christmas to end, if only for the tv specials, the beautiful decorations, and the merriness in my family's faces. It's something I look forward to every year. I hope everyone had a Merry Christmas, a Happy Hannukah (even though it ended a tad earlier), Happy Holidays and I hope that the happiness continues. For everyone who celebrates Kwanza, that starts today if I'm not mistaken. So I hope you all have a happy Kwanza. Today is... Umoja I believe? I'm sorry, I'm terrible with names. Even relatives' names I forget.
But I am babbling on.
To everyone who celebrates it, I hope you had a Merry Christmas.