Or what have you done for me lately.
Every post-Christmas day, my kids would gravitate to their
new toys and play for a while and then start to look elsewhere for their
amusement. TLW (The Little Woman) in her robe and I in my undershirt would feed
them their breakfast while we chomped down on homemade buttered walnut bread,
toasted would commiserate over the day before.
When we looked again, #1 Son would be off playing with his
new toys and we would be happy. Then once the shine wore off, you’d see some of
the old favorites re-appear as it they were the only toys he owned. I guess
loyalty went a long way in those days. I can remember as a child finding my old
toys and re-discovering them too a few days after Christmas.
The Holidays left us all as adults tired of eating and
vowing to diet, the thought of eating ANYTHING almost seemed repulsive. Not
only were we tired of eating, we were tired of talking, sitting for hours
eating and drinking and chatting, did wear you out, and you kind of wished the
decorations were down and put away, and that there were no leftovers.
The college football season was almost over with the bowl
games and the Super Bowl seemed just around the corner, and the thought of only
hockey or basketball looming for the rest of the winter was sad.
Then by February 1st, you were missing a holiday,
looking forward to Spring and Easter, it seemed that we thought only a few more
weeks till Spring training. But you looked once more and it was Labor Day and
the holidays seemed to be bunching up and right on top of you.
The funny thing is we as a nation are doers, wanting to make
change for change sake, yet the holidays and all the rituals and traditions
stay in place, and in some cases the children are embracing them even more so.
The idea of: What have you done for me lately then becomes; Let’s do it again!
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