Quote by Halford E. Luccock, Whoops! It's

The other day I bumped into Santa Claus. A good bump it was, too! I ought to have been arrested, for there is no open season on Santa Claus. But sometimes a first class collision is an exciting thing. It will knock the wind out of you, and it may knock an idea into your head. True, this Santa Claus did not have the white cotton whiskers or a red coat, but she was the real thing all right! Santa Claus in the flesh and plenty of it. A lady who looked like an animated Christmas tree with packages dangling from very limb and I bumped and spilled. As I was trying to pick up the packages she gasped out, Oh, I hate Christmas anyhow! It turns everything upside down. To which I said, That is just what it was made for. This lofty sentiment did not stop her dirty looks at all. But it is the big thing about Christmas.


The other day I bumped into Santa Claus. A good bump it was,

Summary

This quote highlights the idea that unexpected encounters or incidents, like bumping into someone, can have a profound impact on our perspectives. The narrator's collision with someone who personifies Santa Claus brings about a realization that Christmas is meant to disrupt and disrupt it does, overturning routines and normalcy. Despite the person's initial complaint about Christmas turning everything upside down, the narrator sees this disruption as an essential and meaningful aspect of the holiday season. The quote suggests that Christmas is not just about gifts and decorations; it is about shaking things up, bringing joy, and prompting us to reconsider our beliefs and values.

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Holidays
By Halford E. Luccock, Whoops! It's
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