Are you embracing the holiday with anticipation and excitement or with woe and annoyance? If it's the latter, you may be suffering from Scrooge Syndrome. Symptoms may include grunting when you hear that Christmas song again or rolling your eyes after hearing how much money someone spent on a toy for their child, only for the box to be enjoyed. There is a cure for Scrooge Syndrome—it is a realization of the deeper meaning of the holiday, available to awaken in us all.
Are you embracing the holiday with anticipation and excitement or with woe and annoyance? If it's the latter, you may be suffering from Scrooge Syndrome. Symptoms may include grunting when you hear that Christmas song again or rolling your eyes after hearing how much money someone spent on a toy for their child, only for the box to be enjoyed. There is a cure for Scrooge Syndrome—it is a realization of the deeper meaning of the holiday, available to awaken in us all.