After a couple very tiring weeks of finals and stuff, the semester is officially over (for me anyway).
That means, I get a few days before my internship this winter, and my job interview for my future.
More importantly, it means I have 1 semester left of school before I graduate.
*thud*
Why do some people say “Happy Christmas”? Now, I’m not about to say certain people are weird, but I don’t understand how it started.
I don’t know, to me, it just sounds weird. We have all of these Christmas carols and such, e.g., one of my favorites that I performed at a concert way back when I used to sing public, The Christmas Song, and we normally hear people say “Merry Christmas.”
Is it only an American thing? Do people in other countries say “Happy Christmas,” and we just got it wrong? I know my love, Spike on Buffy the Vampire Slayer said it, but I’m not familiar with the ins and outs of other countries cultural traditions.
Anyway, I was just wondering.
The first trailer for the Sex and the City movie is finally out, and I for one can’t wait to see Mr. Big again (although I always try to catch Chris Noth on L&O CI).
ETA: I think I’ll just link to the trailer.