Cracked
runs down some holiday traditions that aren't worth the effort that
some folks put into them. I went there hoping to find something I can
actually shed from my busy holiday schedule, but I found that I don't
pretend to like
any of them. In fact, the only one I actually
participate in is the Thanksgiving leftovers -and I honestly LOVE having
a refrigerator full of prepared foods that at least someone in the
family likes and will eat. That means I won't be cooking again for quite
some time. And the secret to making a good turkey sandwich is the
generous use use of Miracle Whip. Anyway, the other traditions are kind
of annoying, like the office Secret Santa gift exchange.
It's
an innocent enough idea, but if you deny the fact that it also turns
any office into a melting pot of paranoia, resentment, and frustration,
you probably invented the concept and aren't willing to acknowledge the
hell you've unleashed upon the rest of the world.
The problem is,
your workplace is filled with a wide range of personalities, a lot of
them of the awful variety. Inevitably, those personalities start to
shine through in the gifts people give.
That's just one -
the rest of the not-so-fun-traditions are just as odd.
Cracked
runs down some holiday traditions that aren't worth the effort that
some folks put into them. I went there hoping to find something I can
actually shed from my busy holiday schedule, but I found that I don't
pretend to like any of them. In fact, the only one I actually
participate in is the Thanksgiving leftovers -and I honestly LOVE having
a refrigerator full of prepared foods that at least someone in the
family likes and will eat. That means I won't be cooking again for quite
some time. And the secret to making a good turkey sandwich is the
generous use use of Miracle Whip. Anyway, the other traditions are kind
of annoying, like the office Secret Santa gift exchange.
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