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	<title>Comments on: Scattercast Episode 23 &#8211; Christmas Time</title>
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		<title>By: Meaghan</title>
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		<dc:creator>Meaghan</dc:creator>
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		<description>Soooooo glad your podcasts aren&#039;t anywhere near 1 hr and 45 minutes!  The holiday overflow of 10 second TV commercials has vastly shortened my attention span and I don&#039;t think I could make it through more than 30 minutes of anyone&#039;s podcast. 
 
Christmas Eve rocks!  Dim lighting, cozy atmosphere, a glass of wine or bottle of beer in front of you, your closest family members in the same room, and then the traditional opening of one gift.  It simply can&#039;t be beat! 
 
Christmas shopping... ugh!  Thank God I have a wonderful husband who would rather do the shopping himself than listen to me complain about shopping and shoppers.  Shew!  Of course I take care of the wrapping of gifts and filling out cards, etc., so we evenly split the the obligations required.   
 
Christmas has most definitely become a universal family occasion.  My husband&#039;s family is Jewish, yet they enthusiastically celebrate Christmas, possibly more due to the diversity of the family than for any other reason, but I think that has become the reason most families of non-Christian descent celebrate it.  America has become a giant melting-pot of religion and in order to keep up with recent additions to the family, everyone must conform for comfort.  That&#039;s my theory anyway.  Have a terrific Holiday Season, Sean.  I hope to see you soon! </description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Soooooo glad your podcasts aren&#039;t anywhere near 1 hr and 45 minutes!  The holiday overflow of 10 second TV commercials has vastly shortened my attention span and I don&#039;t think I could make it through more than 30 minutes of anyone&#039;s podcast. </p>
<p>Christmas Eve rocks!  Dim lighting, cozy atmosphere, a glass of wine or bottle of beer in front of you, your closest family members in the same room, and then the traditional opening of one gift.  It simply can&#039;t be beat! </p>
<p>Christmas shopping&#8230; ugh!  Thank God I have a wonderful husband who would rather do the shopping himself than listen to me complain about shopping and shoppers.  Shew!  Of course I take care of the wrapping of gifts and filling out cards, etc., so we evenly split the the obligations required.   </p>
<p>Christmas has most definitely become a universal family occasion.  My husband&#039;s family is Jewish, yet they enthusiastically celebrate Christmas, possibly more due to the diversity of the family than for any other reason, but I think that has become the reason most families of non-Christian descent celebrate it.  America has become a giant melting-pot of religion and in order to keep up with recent additions to the family, everyone must conform for comfort.  That&#039;s my theory anyway.  Have a terrific Holiday Season, Sean.  I hope to see you soon!</p>
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