Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for January 05, 2024

couldn’t have said it any better, Kate.

You can invent “holidays.” Find an occasion to do something special.

There’s chocolate! Katy, There’s chocolate.

Katy probably can’t forget her first Valentine’s Day her parents had(around her).

She’s not depressed, Laura. Now that Christmas is over and she doesn’t have to be “good” any more, she’s busy planning new ways to torment her brother.

Isn’t there someone having a President’s day sale on ponies?

St Patty’s Day is…OOPS! Too young for that!!

My parents had a sure means of curing what Katie is experiencing, doing chores and plenty of them burn off the post holiday malaise.

Ground Hog Day is sooner. ;-)

Spring is here in something like 75 days. That’s what keeps me going.

Any holiday celebrated with chocolate is a good holiday.

Oh, Katie’s at THAT age.

Just go to nationaltoday dot com

How bout the Ides if March???

Re. Yesterday’s comments….so it really is/was Katy

how about this, Chocolates! :D

There’s many holidays for everyday of the year, why not try one of those?

Katy thinks love is gross! Where did she get that idea? Hmmmmmmm.

“Taxes are due April 15th and you won’t be paying any.”

Katy needs a therapist

So Christmas is now bad?……

Post partum depression…

That is an Escher couch for sure

Since when has valentines day been about love?? I always thought it was about chocolate!

When I was working, I called Jan02 through Memorial day in May the Post-Holiday Depression Period. We had 3 major holidays in a couple month period that were absolutely exhausting to prepare for and a bit of forced time off from work followed by no time off from work until Memorial Day. I sure don’t miss working or preparing for the onslaught of end of year holidays!

Is it too late to celebrate Festivus?

Love is not gross. It’s out of reach.