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We put up the Xmas decorations. Hey how did the X in Xmas come about anyway?
The abbreviation Xmas for Christmas dates from the mid 16th century. The X is the Greek letter chi, the initial in the word Χριστός (Christos) “Christ.” In spite of a long and respectable history, today Xmas is offensive to many, perhaps because of its associations with advertising. It is not used in formal writing.

Perhaps you want to take note of the note below. It was something we found in the Xmas box from the year previous. I guess there must have been some sort of "discussion" about how I was wrapping the lights up incorrectly. From the note I can see I wasnt too discombobulated because I signed it as Gary. And for the record, I did unwrap them this year and there was no aformentioned tangleage. The lights came apart with ease! I think its funny how Beth wrote the note to assure clearity and purpose, but she totally accepted the signature of Gary! Love ya Bethypoo.

5 Comments:
i actually kind of knew the answer to your first question so i was excited to answer. then i noticed that you answered in the following paragraph. you are smart. :)
i see now why you and andy are friends. he'd have been too lazy to take care of the lights last year too. :P
your tree looks good. i hope we get ours set up soon too.
Yup, Beth wanted me to put the strands back and individually attach each light module to its plastic recepticle so they are like when you buy them. My time is more valuable than that, or as you said it, Im lazy.
ok, so we started putting our tree up today. last year i wrapped the tree lights around a "newspaper baton" so they'd be easier to unwrap this year. well, it was kind of easier but somehow they still got tangled up. and a "discussion" ensued. so that's the wineberg christmas light story for 2006. :) fun to hang out with you guys last night.
Somehow our lights worked good this year. Usually I just pull on them real hard until they come loose. Probably not the smarest idea i've ever come up with.
On the contrary Scott, that might just be the smartest idea I've ever heard from you. Keep it up!
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