Something small, that I spent Tuesday Evening working on, with suggestions from Michael Aranda and Raven Zoe, and much help from Stefan Chin.

It would appear that more and more, every day events and national holidays such as Halloween and Christmas, no longer centre on their actual origins; Halloween, from All Hallows Eve, which is the eve before the Day of the Dead and Christmas, of course, being the supposed birth of Christ.
It seems that these days/national holidays have instead been turned into an excuse to either demand expensive goods from friends and family or to go out and presumptively expect handfuls of sweet goods from the doors of poor and helpless elderly folk, or else they can expect to have their residence maliciously vandalised.
Christmas is portrayed as a time for family; a holiday you’re meant to spend time and love with people who bring meaning to your life. The sad fact of the matter is that no one can comprehend celebrating Christmas without having that cool new thing from Wal-Mart that’s £300 down in price and comes with no interest financing for 12 months.

Credit to Michael Aranda and Patrick Cirelli.

I’m currently addicted to this. What are you addicted to?