christmas spirit...

So I get home from a shitty day at work and am doin my usual routine. I decide to check my bank account since we got paid today. I'm pretty loaded at the time, so I say, "fuck it, I'm feelin christmasy. I'm going out to splurge on my family and friends." I jump in my car and start to reverse... oh no wait, i don't! My fuckin reverse went out! I'm guessing I won't have to change my whole transmission, but still. I know it's gonna cost my fat! Oh well, jus had to vent. That's what I get for feelin all "christmasy." Way to go...

that sucks bro but actually I envy you right now. If that was my only problem I'd be jumping for joy.

hope it all works out; sure it will!

hey, I got a car thats ALWAYS got something broke on it. I fix one thing, another goes out. After something easy breaks, Im leaving it unfixed.

BTW, were you still quite "christmasy" when you typed this?

nah, that christmasy feeling left out on me. I'm writing a shit load of christmas cards this weekend, maybe that will boost it up. If not, maybe when I start receiving some presents =)

teedubgee said:

nah, that christmasy feeling left out on me. I'm writing a shit load of christmas cards this weekend, maybe that will boost it up. If not, maybe when I start receiving some presents =)

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shit man, you're 24. Xmas goes from enjoyable and getting gifts, to simply another unnecessary financial crisis after like what....18?

the only thing holidays means is you're another year older, everyone is temporarily even more stupid and selfish, and traffic is 10x worse.

yeah, I completely agree with you. this fuckin transmission set me back $1500! fuckin 4x4 piece of shit!

Sorry to hear that. Hope you get the Christmas spirit back. My wife's mother passed away last March, so she's going to be dealing with her first Christmas not having her mother there. All in all, she's holding up pretty well. We don't mind the gifts so much as we like to have family around for the holidays. Like the Who's in Whoville--"Christmas Day is in our grasp, as long as we have hands to clasp."