Hello, I was almost blown away in Migros today!!!!
It's the middle of OCTOBER & Migros is already at Christmas....
Is it still possible!!!!
I think it's much, much too early.
Hello, I was almost blown away in Migros today!!!!
It's the middle of OCTOBER & Migros is already at Christmas....
Is it still possible!!!!
I think it's much, much too early.
@Katrin79,
your w...nights will never come, but enough has already been written in the press, Twitter and on Facbook.
http://www.bernerzeitung.ch/zuerich/region/Weihnachten-soll-2013-spaeter-stattfinden/story/24210606.
Greetings Istanbul
@Katrin79,
your w...nights will never come, but enough has already been written in the press, Twitter and on Facbook.
http://www.bernerzeitung.ch/zuerich/region/Weihnachten-soll-2013-spaeter-stattfinden/story/24210606.
Greetings Istanbul
There's a nice saying: "For every minute you spend in anger, you miss out on 60 happy seconds of your life"... If you add that up every time you go shopping, it adds up to many, many unhappy hours.
When I go shopping, I don't even look at the things I'm not interested in... Ergo, I don't get upset for no reason. For example, I don't like fish. So I just walk past the shelf without thinking about how much fish dishes can stink ;P
Why the fuss? I can understand that it's difficult to explain to children, for example, that an adve(h)nts calendar doesn't help. - But aren't there heaps of more important things in life?
The Weltbild, Ackermann etc. mail order companies usually offer much earlier
Christmas articles. Fortunately, nobody is forced to buy them.
The most annoying thing about the whole JeFrüherJeBesser theater: If you don't take a close look now - at the wrong time - and stock up, you won't get the really beautiful decorative items and packaging in the Advent season, because the racks will already be filled with carnival items!
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Similar voices on similar topics every year. There are people for whom the Christmas spirit can't start early enough, while for others Christmas Eve is enough to get a little "contemplative". What's the problem? If you don't like it, just go around it, ignore it. It's like the television program - if you don't like it, just change the channel. Long live free choice!
Exactly, the stores are no earlier than other years. But every year, certain people are horrified by this "early" timing.
By the way, there are also stores where you can buy Christmas things all year round.
There's a nice saying: "For every minute you spend in anger, you miss out on 60 happy seconds of your life"... If you add that up every time you go shopping, it adds up to many, many unhappy hours.
When I go shopping, I don't even look at the things I'm not interested in... Ergo, I don't get upset for no reason. For example, I don't like fish. So I just walk past the shelf without thinking about how much fish dishes can stink ;P
Why the fuss? I can understand that it's difficult to explain to children, for example, that an adve(h)nts calendar doesn't help. - But aren't there heaps of more important things in life?
The Weltbild, Ackermann etc. mail order companies usually offer much earlier
Christmas articles. Fortunately, nobody is forced to buy them.
The most annoying thing about the whole JeFrüherJeBesser theater: If you don't take a close look now - at the wrong time - and stock up, you won't get the really beautiful decorative items and packaging in the Advent season, because the racks will already be filled with carnival items!
Guest
Similar voices on similar topics every year. There are people for whom the Christmas spirit can't start early enough, while for others Christmas Eve is enough to get a little "contemplative". What's the problem? If you don't like it, just go around it, ignore it. It's like the television program - if you don't like it, just change the channel. Long live free choice!
Exactly, the stores are no earlier than other years. But every year, certain people are horrified by this "early" timing.
By the way, there are also stores where you can buy Christmas things all year round.
