8 Signs You're A Christmas Fanatic, And Would Have It NO Other Way
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8 Signs You're A Christmas Fanatic, And Would Have It NO Other Way

There's nothing better than Christmas!

Alexi Sanderlin
Dec 06, 2017
Shippensburg University
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8 Signs You're A Christmas Fanatic, And Would Have It NO Other Way
Mike Arney

Personally, I think that Christmas time is the best time of the year by far.

All of the Christmas cheer, the decorations, the cold weather that makes you want to snuggle, all of it. To be quite honest, I am probably a bit of a Christmas fanatic. I am obsessed with all things Christmas.

So, since it takes a Christmas fan to know a Christmas fan, here's a list of signs you could be filled to the brim with holiday cheer!

1. You started playing Christmas music months ago.








When I say months ago I'm talking like, September, or maybe you never even stop listening to Christmas music. It is, after all, the best kind of music there is.

2. Seeing Christmas lights brings out the kid in you.






Christmas lights are vitally important to any Christmas Fanatic. The bright twinkly lights makes you feel like a toddler again and you could be mesmerized for hours.

3. You have ALL of the Christmas decorations.






Stockings, lights, tree, ornaments, manger scene, ginger bread houses, little Christmas towns. Everything. Your house basically looks like the north pole through up on/in it every holiday season.

4. Christmas movies are your favorite movies.






No Christmas is complete without movies like "Home Alone," or "A Christmas Carol." The Hallmark Channel and Lifetime are the channels to see Christmas movies.

5. You have several items of Christmas themed apparel.







Christmas themed clothing is the best. It brings your inner Christmas joy to the outside for all to see!

6. You started planning this year's Christmas Presents last year.







Christmas presents are hard. You have to put thought into them for a very long time so the sooner you plan those gifts out the better.

7. Thinking about your own presents makes you excited.






If you're not actively looking for your gifts, you are anxiously racking your brain trying to figure out what gifts you'll be tearing open on Christmas Day.

8. This GIF of Buddy The Elf is basically you year 'round.






It really is the happiest time of the year, so thinking about it just makes you even more excited. It doesn't matter what time of year it is.

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