HoHoHo mother f*ckers! IT'S CHRISTMAS!!!! Goodness, my excitement for this holiday cannot be contained. The day after Halloween I went to a Kiehl's store for moisturizer and spent an hour talking about Christmas with an employee because I was raving about the store's Christmas soundtrack. The second I walked in and heard Jingle Bells, I became a loyal customer.

Let me just say, I walked out of that store with three other products.

Me:

But there are HATERS out there who say this B.S, "Why do they skip over Thanksgiving? I don't get it, it's too early for Christmas music and decorations."

To those of you that question Frank Sinatra's ANGELIC Christmas album playing in store's, WHAT OTHER MUSIC IS THERE? Do you know of any THANKSGIVING SONGS?? I'll answer for you: NO.

People need to calm dow. Seriously. Think about it. Do you really want to hear THIS LAND IS MY LAND in Bloomingdales???? I think not.

Also, Thanksgiving isn't that great of a holiday. Don't get me wrong now, I love going home for the week and pigging out on Korean/American food with my fam. (Yes, we have both kimchi and turkey on Thanksgiving.)

But, the decorations kind of suck. Come on now, orange and brown leaves made out of construction paper stringed up or a big A$$ turkey plastered on a wall can't be considered decorations compared to Christmas lights, ornaments on trees, and the smell of PINE CONE AND CINNAMON. Hehehe. I love it.

Also, it's a 100 times better when you eat your turkey while holiday music is playing.

Then there's those that say, "Sharon it's a day of thanks! That's so important."

I don't disagree; giving thanks is important. However, why can't we all just be thankful for things everyday? There's no need to have a full day of celebration to be thankful. That's just too much people.

(I feel like I'm getting sidetracked here.) The point I'm trying to make is, it's okay to begin listening to Christmas music and hanging up lights already. Now, Thanksgiving doesn't have to be forgotten. But, Christmas is a far superior holiday and individuals that want to be the Grinch about celebrating too early can just leave.