Homeowners in colder climes often string colored lights on the trees, bushes and shrubbery in their yards to herald the arrival of Christmas.
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Funny thing about the Christmas holiday season: For many travelers, it’s the only time each year when the joys of visiting family members or escaping on a holiday vacation are strong enough to outweigh the fears of getting onto a plane and actually flying.
Credit — or, maybe, blame — Bill Cosby’s sweaters on “The Cosby Show” or Chevy Chase’s sweaters in “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation,” or every dad, brother, uncle or grandfather who ever felt compelled to don his most questionable apparel to seek a few laughs on the holiday party circuit.
They’re the keeper of our valuables at the airport, the repository of comfort-providing necessities during our flights and, if we pack right, our ticket to a quick escape from the airport at flight’s end.
Hades has a fascinating story to tell, even if we’ll never hear it from her.
It’s either a masterpiece of Yuletide warmth or the most morbid TV commercial ever. But, either way, the ad for Germany’s Edeka supermarket chain has prompted fascination internationally for its take on holiday season family togetherness and a surprising, perhaps infuriating, plot twist.
Is Pirelli’s latest calendar a sincere effort to celebrate accomplished women? Or a quick publicity gimmick aimed at diffusing a few decades’ worth of sexism?
It’s something just about everyone has wondered about at one time or another: Why does something — a cold, the flu, an allergy attack — always seem to hit on the first or second day of a long-awaited vacation?