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5 Similarities I Share With Buddy the Elf and The Grinch

A little bit of naughty and nice.

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5 Similarities I Share With Buddy the Elf and The Grinch
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This holiday season I sat down and watched two of my favorite Christmas movies. At first I thought I only related towards the Grinch, however after watching Elf, I realized I am just as similar to Buddy. No I have never wanted to ruin Christmas or needed to save it either, but I share some of their personality qualities.

1. My social life:

I imagine dates during the winter to be fun and to achieve lots of activities with everyone, like playing in the snow, making snowmen and sledding.

What really happens though is I end up staying in because going out takes energy and effort.

2. How I interact with people:

I love to smile and share joy with people that I meet or pass by everyday.

but other days I am grouchy and can't do anything about it.

3. In my spare time:

It happens to most of us when we are bored, but I will find myself wondering...

The answer is yes, and then it consumes me and suddenly I'm eating without an end.

4. My Christmas spirit:

Right after Thanksgiving and early December I am not a huge fan of Christmas music. Honestly though, playing Christmas music too early is just ridiculous, and playing too much is also frowned upon.

However, when the time is right I can't help but to sing along. My favorite Christmas song being "Christmas Cookies" by George Strait.

5. My confidence level:

Some days I feel down in the dumps, where I feel like everything I do is wrong,

but other days I slay and I know I can accomplish anything.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holiday!

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