Celebrate however you want to. I think a sun sounds fantastic! I do less and less every year. My dogs just want to pee on the tree anyway, so I just bring in a Rosemary topiary, or a dwarf conifer and put stuff on it, or not. I haven't even done that this year. It doesn't count if you don't feel it...so relax. There's no law that says you have to celebrate. -Jen

living along there's nothing seasonal here at all

how come I am not catching my typos? they're not even typos, they're actual Words. Wordos. LOL

Living AlonE, there's nothing seasonal here at all.

there's allot of people who don't celebrate christmas. but if you want to get into the spirit. there are shelters everywhere that have children in them who will be in need this christmas. also the redcross will know of familys who have just lost their homes to fire or other disasters. you could do something in person or annomously for someone in need

Christmas is just another day to be thankful i am alive.

A sun would be great. It is so cloudy here.

I am doing the same thing, nothing. I am going to enjoy everyone elses decor as well and eat all their goodies.
Stay just like your profile cozy...

I am pagan and don't celebrate christmas either...I but I still decorate my tree with suns and moons and fairys and things....I also didn't have much energy to do it this year.....but now that I have it up it helped me get in the mood...but if you truly aren't in the mood why force it ;) enjoy others decors and food....I have done that before. I wish you the brightest and happiest holiday.......
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Even though I seem to be BAH-HUMBUG, I know when I get to FL, and around the little ones, and see the joy in their little faces, I will be right in the mood! Then I will get someone to take me around to look at all the great light displays that we used to go to years ago. I think I am like I am because my son is all grown up, and I miss the joy of a child at Christmas since we moved away from family and the next generation of children in our family. I Will still wish each of you A Happy Holiday Season, no matter what holiday you celebrate

I'm not much in the mood either. We bought a tiny tree (live,in a pot) and finally put a few decorations on it last night. I am sad because I used to have the whole family, mine and my husbands, but no more. Parents have passed away, my children are grown and we moved away.

We will spend several days with my son, daughter-in-law and year old grandbaby and so I'm hoping I will get into the spirit when I see their decorations. Ms Sophie is only a year old so don't think she'll be much into the festivities.

You enjoy whatever way you celebrate or not. Wishing you very a Very Happy Winter ... Marti

That's exactly what I was thinking...I'll have to take all those decorations down. But I want it to be special for my daughter, so I'll try. What's a Yule?

same here, but more for the reasons of my cats. I DID put out a small 2 ft tree, it lasted a couple of hours before the ornaments were gone (hidden safely I'm sure), the tree on its side and a cat sitting in it claim it to be hers. Ad I just didn't feel like putting it all back up.

"What's a Yule?"

Yule is the winter solstice when the days become longer. In the Celtic tradition it is call the light half of the year. With the Summer solstice the days start to become shorter and we call that the dark half of the year.
Many of the things you enjoy at Christmas come from the Pagan holiday of yule. Yule logs, Christmas trees, holly, mistletoe, wassail, and Santa Claus all come from the Pagan holiday of Yule, the return to the sun.