Fewer cards, more turkey: Here’s how to kick your Christmas cynicism
Just to be clear, the Christmas herein discussed is not the Christian festival that falls at the end of advent and celebrates the birth of Jesus, but the secular bank holiday of the same name, taking place on the same day. This latter Christmas, is concerned chiefly with the gathering of clans, feasting, and the exchange of gifts. It tends to be followed by a period of austerity, bloating and regret.
Before we consider how to recapture the small pleasures of Christmas, let us consider the small pains, which . At the top of this list are Christmas cards. It’s unfathomable that technology hasn’t seen off
