I first started seeing Christmas decorations in the stores back in August. No, seriously, August. Part of me wanted to buy the “cool stuff” before it sold out, because usually I like to wait until after Thanksgiving to do anything Christmasy, and by then, most things are picked over. That’s pretty much my thoughts when it comes to the holidays and posting. Usually waiting to the last minute to throw together some kind of holiday post, then promptly go back to laying on the sofa eating chocolate until New Year’s Day.
So, with all the holiday posts out there, if you feel overwhelmed, that means your brain is working. What do you want to contribute to the holiday spirit? Well, if you need some inspiration, here’s a few posts that you can possibly write:
Sure everyone knows A Christmas Story and It’s a Wonderful Life… but what other films that aren’t about Christmas at all can you watch to put yourself in the mood for the holidays? A lot of us will be loafing around doing nothing, so it’s the perfect time to talk about movies!
So if you plan on lounging around, and you like at like kind of looking good. What are you wearing? Share it with us to maybe dress up our sloth for the season.
OK, so we’ve all seen every episode of Scandal and Revenge ever. But while we’re home for the holidays, what other shows can we watch to sharpen our sartorial savvy? I’ve been loving Peaky Blinders, and wow, talk about the costumery!
If the schmaltz isn’t your thing. Make it your own by throwing a totally non-conformist and unexpected holiday soiree. I’d totally love a zombie Christmas Party. Brains!
Did you find your old Santa photos? Share them with your readers! Here’s my son and Santa. Eep!
Don’t have pictures from years past with Mr. Claus? Go around town and make new ones!
Ever wonder “how did that happen?’ while listening to a Christmas song? Or, just generally, WTF? Let’s talk about that.
I’ve been really into home decor, so would love to see what people are doing with their table tops.
Not everyone can rush out and buy a gold sequin dress for every party they go to. How do you Christmasize your party gear? That might help out a few peeps.
One of my favorite Anna Dello Russo blog posts was that of which she shared her rules for Christmas Dressing. Wear Gold. Emphasize that you are a gift!
Everyone has one. Like that time I got drunk and told Martin Parr he was the most boring person. Ever.
“Home for the Holidays” mean different things to different people. What does it mean for you?
If you’re getting cabin fever, get out of the house! One of my favorite Christmases was when I took surfing lessons in Waikiki. Some other things that are fun to do on Christmas, go to a yoga class, go to the movies, go ice skating. Whatever!
For some reason it tastes better that way.
The snow. The mansion. The beautiful dinner. The harmony. The Lexus with the bow on it. Oh please.
Embrace your humbug.
Give Buddy a run for his elf money.
Is it the thoughtfulness? The dollar amount? Does it fulfill a need, or just extravagant? What makes a great present GREAT?
You know, because it’s the season of giving and all.
Now here’s a challenge. They say the best things in life are “free” so how can you give presents that are both great and free? Ok, well, how about great presents on a budget?
What other posts would you write for the holidays?
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