But I'm glad it doesn't seem to have had a big impact in my area. Xavier's therapist wished us a Merry Christmas, did Christmas tree crafts with him, and even used the word "Christmas" to work on his speech, and they walked around saying "Merry Christmas" to everyone they saw.

Then the people at our grocery store said "Merry Christmas" and the store said the same thing in their FB post.

I keep hearing that you can't say it anymore, but I definitely keep hearing it a lot, which is a good thing!

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That's great, Lisa : )

Up here it's a bit divided - we have some of each.

At least THIS year, Hanukkah starts tonight - ON Christmas eve - so if you don't know if someone is Christian or Jewish, Happy Holidays might be logical. LAST year, Hannukah was way early (as was Diwali and Eid) and STILL people were saying "Happy Holidays"

But, it seems like with all the discussion about it, I am hearing "Merry Christmas" a tiny big more this year

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