Christmas Six: The Power of Peaceful Protest
There’s still hope out there, folks, for those of you who have verged on despair over the secularism, materialism, and the “I want-ism” of your kids over the last few weeks but that hope won’t be found in many Blue States.
Hope can be uncovered in some of those states but only after tireless and diligent excavating and even then only in moderation.
KFYR-TV, “the voice of the Northern Plains,” is one source of Christmas-greedism-overload relief.
That station featured a Christmas video of a boy searching for the real meaning of Christmas and he didn’t find it with Santa or the latest i-Pod innovation or a new Wii game by sexting an elf-ette, and certainly not by hitching a ride on “The Polar Express.”
The free video is 2 minutes in length and readers can purchase the rest but it’s really not necessary. You might want to have your kids write the ending as an exercise of their Christmas spirit or what that spirit should be: http://www.bceshow.com/
Further west, in the belly of the blue beast, a Redding, California substitute teacher was far more bodacious in her objections to “working in [public] schools where students aren’t allowed to sing Christmas songs that are religious in nature.”
Aptly named and christened Merry Hyatt is proposing “a ballot initiative that would require all public schools in California to give children the opportunity to sing or listen to Christmas carols:”. . .
(read more at http://www.genelalor.com/blog1/?p=3027)
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