15 Signs You're Crazy About Christmas
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15 Signs You're Crazy About Christmas

For those who love Christmas

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15 Signs You're Crazy About Christmas
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I know I can’t speak for everyone, but I’m crazy about Christmas. It’s the way I was raised, but I wouldn’t have it any other way. I know I’m not alone, so here are 15 signs that you too, are crazy about Christmas.

1.You Listen To Christmas Music All Year-Round


You need Christmas carols in your life 24/7. Normal people can complain all they want. But we can’t hear you over the blaring speakers.

2. You Have A Christmas Countdown


The best thing about the holidays is the building excitement. So find an app and count down the days. Christmas is coming!

3.You Spend Hours and Hours Decorating Your House

You’re totally guilty of decorating super early. Before you know it the Christmas tree will be up and decorated. It's not long until the house looks like a winter wonderland.

4.You Buy All The Christmas Scented Candles

You're basically a collector and it's worth it. They smell so good and put you in the Christmas spirit.

5. You Take Advantage Of Any Opportunity To Wear Something Christmas Themed

Festive wear is your speciality. From Christmas sweaters, socks, and accessories, you rock it all. People may stare but that’s because their insanely jealous of your fashion sense.

6. You Stock Up on Christmas Snacks


Hot chocolate, marshmallows, and shortbread cookie overload. There’s a reason everyone’s New Year Resolution is to eat healthier.

7. You Can List An Endless Amount Of Christmas Movies

You’re still waiting for a Christmas movie category on Jeopardy but you could probably direct this one yourself. Move over Mr. Trebek!

8. You Bake Dozens Of Cookies

Homemade is the way to go. You spend weekends in your kitchen baking your favorite cookies; they go well with movie marathons.

9.You Quote All The Lines From Your Favorite Christmas Movies

You love all Christmas movies, so it’s no surprise you can recite the lines to perfection.

10. You Watch Christmas Episodes on TV

What’s better than your favorite TV shows? Obviously, Christmas episodes

11.You Participate In All Things Winter-y

Ice skating, tobogganing, skiing, snowboarding, making snow angels and snow forts. Need I say more?

12. You Dress Up Your Pets As Christmas Characters

You know they don’t enjoy it, but what’s cuter than your beloved pet dressed as a reindeer?

13.You Do A Lot Of Christmas Shopping

No, Christmas isn’t about gifts. You just love to window shop.

14. Your Gift Wrapping Skills Are Out Of This World

You’re a pro at wrapping gifts and you don’t mind when your hard work gets ripped to shreds.

15. You Hold A Week’s Worth of Christmas Parties

You love spending time with your loved ones, and your home is the life of the party. So have a ball and enjoy the holidays!

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