Why Christmas nostalgia is good for us
Wed, 12/25/2019 - 12:00am
I indulge more deeply in Christmas nostalgia with every passing year, but it turns out that doing so is a good thing.
I indulge more deeply in Christmas nostalgia with every passing year, but it turns out that doing so is a good thing.
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Some Hays County residents like Donald Trump. I respect their choice, though I respectfully and strongly disagree.
With fewer than usual days between Thanksgiving and Christmas, it’s likely social calendars in the time leading up to the holiday are filled with outings and get-togethers, where, many times, alcoh
Most of my Christmases have become hopelessly blurred together, but Christmas 1969 holds a special place in my heart. In fact, back in 1998 my very first yuletide column took
As if the unappetizing buffet of presidential candidates isn’t troublesome enough for the Democratic Party, along came an unexpectedly strong November jobs report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. In
It is most disheartening when what seems like a victory begins to look like a defeat.
We could use a good snowstorm right about now.
I love a good dusting of snow. I love how it disrupts our routines and throws everything out of whack.
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