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The Christmas column falls to me this year and it is tension I just don’t need. On the other hand, it might be just the thing to shake me turn loose from the tension of all those little things left to do and the knowledge that a lot of them won’t happen and to enjoy, instead, the bigger picture. To that end I find myself channeling Ebenezer Scrooge, examining Christmas finished, present and future.

My Christmas past is a lot like Scrooge’s. My watch over loved Christmas and worked hard to see that my seven brothers and sisters had a justly wonderful time every Christmas Eve opening gifts and eating nourishment we didn’t usually see the rest of the year.

But note, I said eight kids. My maw spent the whole year buying gifts and squirreling them away into that apparently bottomless closet in her bedroom. We would occasionally tunnel into it when she and my dad were out delivering eggs but she had us convinced that if we crossed that strategy, whatever was in there for us just might end up in the hands of pagan babies in Africa. Along with the ritual was one that occurred almost annually every Christmas Eve. As Mom proudly perused the fruits of her year-great efforts, she invariably would gasp, jump up and head for her closet to reclaim one or more gifts even she forgot were in there and that we believed was on its way to Africa.

Source: Hudson Star Observer

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