Christmas Music how soon is too soon?
11-03-2013, 10:47 AM
#41
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Originally Posted by sewbizgirl
The Christmas Shoes... UGH. I can't change the station fast enough! It's your classic Urban Legend, set to music.
I love Christmas music, but not before Thanksgiving Day.
I love Christmas music, but not before Thanksgiving Day.
11-03-2013, 12:48 PM
#43
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I believe we should get through each holiday individually before being 'bombarded' by the next.... seeing Christmas stuff before even Halloween is just ridiculous...Christmas comes AFTER THANKSGIVING! not after Halloween. had I entered your office I probably would have said something --- like, geesh, can we not even have THANKSGIVING first????
11-03-2013, 01:07 PM
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Today (Sunday) DH and I stopped at the grocery after church to pick up a few things. The song Sleigh Ride was blaring! In contrast, it is a beautiful autumn day here in central IN. I love Christmas music but this was just a bit too much! It did NOT make me want to shop for Christmas at all. In fact, I purchased a couple basic items (toothpaste and toilet paper) and left there in a hurry. On the way out, I told the very surprised store manager that I would go elsewhere to do the remainder of my shopping. I do not play Christmas music in my car, or at home, till at least the middle of Nov. and I do not decorate until after Thanksgiving. I honestly do try to boycott stores that blare Christmas music way too early in the season.
11-03-2013, 01:22 PM
#45
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My grandmother said Christmas music was appropriate all year long. However, not all day every day!!
Some of the radio stations were playing spooky music on Thursday and one station I came across in central Indiana was paying Christmas music all day.
Some of the radio stations were playing spooky music on Thursday and one station I came across in central Indiana was paying Christmas music all day.
11-03-2013, 02:41 PM
#46
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Originally Posted by quiltmom04
As far as I'm concerned, the Christmas season starts the day after Halloween. Had Christmas music on Pandora all day yesterday. Love the season, love the music and decorations, love to bake, plan and sew, and a starting the season after Thanksgiving just isn't long enough!!
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