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Sounds like a fair reason to hate it, don't have much to say/offer besides condolences.
I imagine it would've made Steve smile if you made them kids and wife super happy around Christmas, but what do I know?
A few more days, then we're on to sales, new years and that weird time when everyone's jazzed on a new year but exhausted from the last one.
Steve was really good with kids. Probably because he was never going to grow up. He would have loved my girls.
Neither him nor I are religious people, but he still smiles in my heart at us.
A few more days and its back to regular guilt and not Christmas guilt again.