Passing along the Holiday Spirit

In the last 24 hours, people have been passing me holiday spirit. To be honest, I wasn't much in the spirit at all. Not looking forward to Christmas and whatnot goes on during December.

First, I was trying to get a pet on aywas that is pretty hard to get without spending a load of money or winning an event for... A Teo. I was trying to trade a few items worth it (hopefully) and I was waiting to hear back. I was sorta loosing faith they would even contact me and laugh off my offer... Then they responded and I changed the offer a bit since they didn't have a use for the item... I come home lastnight to check on things, they responded, again. But, I didn't look at the message above (the newer one) and nearly crying in delight. They thought of something better, they gave it to me for nothing. I really wanted it too and I didn't expect anything such. Now I plan to bomb them with gifts there in hopes they get how thankful I am for it.

Today, I was out and I went to Walmart. I had my quarters for the claw machines to have a go for after I look around. I did my thing, went to the machines. Didn't notice the claw machine maintence guy was there behine me. Didn't win and was about to move on to a cheaper one... He noticed I wanted the cute plush still though and opened the slider, positioned it so easy that I could win it! Then told me where to put the claw, everything. I won it!

Thats two people!

I got a warm fuzzy for finding a 5 dollar bill on the floor and giving it to a person too. Who knows whom it belonged to, but the lady was happy to get it.

Share your stories about passing Holiday Spirit along.

That's what I love most about Christmas gifting: people who don't just get/give, but really get something out of the gesture. Your genuine glee is what the season should be about. Thanks for posting

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Gave my friend $5 when they needed it

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Bought all my own Christmas presents this year, and was out shopping with one of my friends Monday night. I hadn't bought much, so I still had money, but she has spent most of hers. We both saw these purses we wanted, and since she didn't have the money, I just picked up the one she was looking at and handed it to her and told her I got it.

While out shopping, my mom and I have (several times) run into a situation where something that was on sale for black Friday still had the label on it for that sale and the associate will give it to us for that price even though that sale was long over.

My mom and I get into the holiday spirit by driving through the suburbs at night and looking at the Christmas lights/decorations people hang.

We assess them and determine which are the gaudiest, tackiest, classiest, and prettiest.