What if...?

hi there, well that is a really very interestinf question. It sure does make me think. Well lets see, both the days are equally fun and exciting. We get presents for both the days and get cakes and good food for both the days. Well i think i would rather choose christmas too. Well that is because i prefer the decemeber period actually. The whole christmas ambience and the whole christmas feeling and not forgetting the school holidays. Well my birthday falls during the most of the major exam periods in school. therefore i amd unable to really enjoy my birthday actually. well therefore i think if everyday christmas would be the ideal thing for me. Well part from that i think christmas not only makes me happy but makes everyone happy as well. its a universal thing. there if everyone is happy there wont be any problem and the world will be one big happy family. Anyway happy mylotting and have a great day ahead.

best reagards,
alvingb

I'd choose Christmas even though I'm not Christian because school's closed on Christmas:)

If I must choose, it might be Christmas. However, if I given the option celebrating both with a single party would be double joy for me. You know, it can be sad and feel forgotten when nobody wish you 'Happy birthday' right. Plus, I can save budget too.

That would be kind of hard to answer, to be honest. I cannot go around and say that I like one over the other, because my family pretty much does the same thing on both holidays.

However, to answer your question I would have to eliminate my birthday and go with Christmas, because in the Christian religion is it about God, not me.

I would celebrate Christmas. I guess it is because more of our families celebrate Christmas together than we do birthdays.