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Home for the Holidays
It was around 1995 when I really got my back up against the commercialization of Christmas. I was working as a server at a restaurant called Little Italy on the south side of Anchorage. I wasn’t exactly getting into the … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, commercialism, consumerism, consumers, holiday, home, reflection, respect, sanctity, special, wamth
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A Christmas to Remember
It almost didn’t happen. When I first got the Christmas caroling bug in 2001, I had no inkling of the obstacles I would have to surmount to make the thing happen. For various reasons, the American custom of Christmas caroling … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, Christmas caroling, Christmas carols, festive, good cheer, joy, love, season, singing
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15 Minutes
With the holidays approaching, it seemed appropriate to crack open a classic Christmas tale to regale Muse readers. Please bear in mind that this is a true story (as are all the stories that appear in the Muse). If necessity … Continue reading
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Tagged Christmas, Christmas trees, humor, interview, laughter, news reporters, politics, story, Teen Challenge
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