Timing is...
Dec. 23rd, 2001 04:34 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mamadebSomeone posted (quite against the rules, too) to SXF a nice, happy, chirpy, cute letter wishing everyone happiness in the upcoming holidays.
And my reaction was, of course, "Get a calendar, you silly person. Grrrrr."
There's a meme this time of year. The meme says, "Everyone celebrates Christmas as a lovely, secular family thing. And those who don't, or who don't remake their holidays to conform or don't create one to conform have something very wrong with them." I hate this meme.
However, before I could rant and rave and make everyone unhappy...someone posted a lovely loc to me about *all* my fanfic. But that isn't what changed my mood. What changed my mood was that she asked about the holiday I'd finished celebrating in a way that told me she knew I'd finished. In other words, she read her calendar.
And I didn't feel like grring anymore.
And there are only two more days. This has been my best December *ever*.
And my reaction was, of course, "Get a calendar, you silly person. Grrrrr."
There's a meme this time of year. The meme says, "Everyone celebrates Christmas as a lovely, secular family thing. And those who don't, or who don't remake their holidays to conform or don't create one to conform have something very wrong with them." I hate this meme.
However, before I could rant and rave and make everyone unhappy...someone posted a lovely loc to me about *all* my fanfic. But that isn't what changed my mood. What changed my mood was that she asked about the holiday I'd finished celebrating in a way that told me she knew I'd finished. In other words, she read her calendar.
And I didn't feel like grring anymore.
And there are only two more days. This has been my best December *ever*.