You don't spend any time with family or friends celebrating before or after Christmas?For some reason I don't really get into the christmas spirit. Lets analyse and see if we can work out why:
Christmas Eve - night shift
Christmas Day - sleep after the night shift followed by another night shift
Boxing Day - sleep after the night shift
So yeah. Sleeping and working. They're just any old days to me.
I live at home so I'll see them on Giftmasday and have Giftmas dinner with them but it's really nothing special to me.You don't spend any time with family or friends celebrating before or after Christmas?
For some reason I don't really get into the christmas spirit. Lets analyse and see if we can work out why:
Christmas Eve - night shift
Christmas Day - sleep after the night shift followed by another night shift
Boxing Day - sleep after the night shift
So yeah. Sleeping and working. They're just any old days to me.
What boxing day?
I also find it odd that you need someone to maintain severs on Christmas...
Boxing Day is the day that comes after Christmas day. It's not celebrated in the United States, though.
It's usually the first day of January sales in the UK. The January sales are nothing to get excited about though. They're nothing like the black friday sales.Wow no way, I had no idea the US didn't celebrate it. I guess I learn something new every day.
To the Americans: It's pretty much the equivalent of Black Friday in Canada at least (since there is no black friday in Canada), I'm not sure how it is in the UK though. There's tons of really good deals.
If we could control when servers crash then we would.I also find it odd that you need someone to maintain severs on Christmas...