The Holiday of Holidays

November 28, 2005 — 7 Comments

While I catch up on sleep after attending this concert, I thought of a new word–of course, I think it’s been said before, but who cares? It’s so perfect for this holiday season! I love it! It really brings us all together for the holidays in one heart and one soul!

Christmakwanzahannukah will be a day celebrated by all people. It’s a word that really should win a nobel peace prize. It’s so beatiful.

I included the full names of the two most important holidays and removed the s is christmas. Sneaky or what?

Happy Christmakwanzahannukah to you all, and a happy and luck-filled New Year as well.

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Tim Sweetman is a 22-year-old writer, blogger, and student who lives near our nation’s capital, Washington D.C. He has been much more widely known by his “code-name,” Agent Tim. This name also served as the name of his popular blog, which received over 750,000 visits between 2005 to 2007. In 2005, he quickly rose to become a leading teenage spokesperson and cultural critic within the booming blogosphere, taking on issues such as MySpace, alcohol, homeschooling, pride, racism, tolerance, and other topics relating to our culture today. His blog has come to the attention of people such as Albert Mohler, C.J. Mahaney, Alex and Brett Harris, and La Shawn Barber. Tim’s written work has appeared in Lifeway’s Living With Teenagers (February 2012), Lookout Magazine, FUSION Magazine, The Brink Online, The Old Schoolhouse Magazine, Virtue Magazine, Regenerate Our Culture Online Magazine, and on many other blogs and websites across the internet like Marry Well and the Lies Young Women Believe Blog. He has also been featured in WORLD Magazine, The Towers Magazine, and Maryland Newsline. He is scheduled to have an article appear in Veritas Magazine this December. Most recently, his work can be found on Focus on the Family’s Boundless Webzine. His personal interests include writing (surprise!) and sports, both watching and playing. He is a die-hard Washington Redskins fan.

7 responses to The Holiday of Holidays

  1. Spunky Jr. November 28, 2005 at 6:11 PM

    That’s a better name! LOL – yes it will be a pain to spell. But who cares?! At least we’re being tolerant to all religions, right?

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  2. Kaitlin November 28, 2005 at 7:47 PM

    Go back to bed Tim, you’re turning into the Grinch!!! If they aren’t tolerant towards us, why should we lower our expectationness?

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  3. Hannah November 28, 2005 at 8:12 PM

    Bah humbug to you too.

    Last year during Christmastime, I heard this song on the radio. Your post reminded me of it. It is a parody to “White Christmas,” but it is written in a politically correct manner. http://rope.wbap.com/audio/stubie-christmas.wma
    If that link doesn’t work, you can hear it here at http://www.wbap.com/listingsEntry.asp?ID=331105&PT=WBAPOnDemand
    Its called “Non Color Specific Christmas.”

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  4. Bill November 28, 2005 at 8:15 PM

    That’s nothing compared to RamaHannaKwanzMas (That PC time of year). It was invented by Glenn Beck (Evil Conservative Talk Radio Host), and is part of a great jingle used for news regarding ChrisTmas.

    Good way to make a statement: When you say ChisTmas, pronounce it as Christ-mas, so that the ‘T’ is not silent. Oh yeah, and when you write ChrisTmas, use a capital ‘T’ (as I am doing here). Hey, it might make some Politically Correct People mad.

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  5. Kelsa November 28, 2005 at 9:31 PM

    Nice word…brings out the tolerant side of all of us! lol

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  6. Lindsey November 29, 2005 at 4:07 PM

    LOL!!!! :D

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  7. Matt A. November 30, 2005 at 7:41 PM

    Long word. Rather funny, too. :D

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