The Christmas Tradition
21 Dec
None of them could really remember when the tradition of sending the Christmas cards had started but they knew it was in their early school years together.
Now that they were grownups the tradition continued for the horse, the pig and the skunk.
It started with a Christmas card they each sent to each other a few weeks before Christmas Day.
The horse sent out cards to the pig and the skunk with notes inside that usually said something like:
“Merry Christmas skunk. Hope your presents are all smell.”
and
“Merry Christmas pig. Don’t hog all the gifts for yourself.”
And the Pig sent out cards to the horse and the skunk with a note that usually said something like:
“Merry Christmas horse.Don’t race through supper like you did last year.”
and
“Merry Christmas skunk. Try not to get stinking drunk with the joy of the season.”
And the Skunk sent out cards to the pig and the horse with notes inside that usually said something like:
“Merry Christmas horse. Thank you for your friendship through the past year. It really means a lot to me.”
and
“Merry Christmas pig. Thank you for being such a good friend. I cherish our time together.”
Apparently horses and pigs hang out with humans to much and have adopted their sense of humor.
And skunks are very sentimental.
But, I suppose, when it comes to traditions, and to Christmas, it isn’t always about the words people say. It’s about caring. And when you have good friends it’s kind of like Christmas everyday.
Without all the stress, I also suppose..

“I can’t stop it” said Bonnie. “It’s going to crash..”
Shelley skunk was excited. And the last thing anyone wants to be around is an excited skunk. Unless I guess if she was in her own home with other skunks. Which, of course, she was.
I just finished my Christmas shopping and contrary to what I expected this didn’t happen..Yet anyways..
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