015 | Goldenrod City | Text / Action;
Aug. 20th, 2014 06:17 pm( Handwritten | Parker's Notes | Not Posted To Network )
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What do you think makes something a good present? Like a birthday present. You're supposed to give somebody a thing they'd really like, right? And if you don't know what they'd like, you ask them about it and maybe they tell you.
What if they tell you the stuff they like and you don't like it? Because you think it's not a good present or whatever. Does that make it a bad present?
If you're the person being asked what you want for your birthday, are you supposed to not ask for stuff that would make people feel bad about giving it to you?
...Also, why do people give each other presents on Christmas instead of giving them to Jesus? It's not everyone else's birthday on Christmas.
I mean I guess maybe it's some people's but it's not everybody's who gets presents on Christmas.
...And why isn't "Happy Birthday" a Christmas carol, then?
What do you think makes something a good present? Like a birthday present. You're supposed to give somebody a thing they'd really like, right? And if you don't know what they'd like, you ask them about it and maybe they tell you.
What if they tell you the stuff they like and you don't like it? Because you think it's not a good present or whatever. Does that make it a bad present?
If you're the person being asked what you want for your birthday, are you supposed to not ask for stuff that would make people feel bad about giving it to you?
...Also, why do people give each other presents on Christmas instead of giving them to Jesus? It's not everyone else's birthday on Christmas.
I mean I guess maybe it's some people's but it's not everybody's who gets presents on Christmas.
...And why isn't "Happy Birthday" a Christmas carol, then?