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'''Christmas Wrapping'''<ref>Often mistitled as '''Christmas Wrappings'''.</ref> is a popular song by the all-female group The Waitresses. | '''Christmas Wrapping'''<ref>Often mistitled as '''Christmas Wrappings'''.</ref> is a popular song by the all-female group The Waitresses. | ||
| − | A humorous take on Christmas, the protagonist has vowed to spend it alone this year. Her reason is her inability to reconnect with a man she had met at a New Year's party earlier that year, but all attempts failed. | + | A humorous take on [[Christmas]], the protagonist has vowed to spend it alone this year. Her reason is her inability to reconnect with a man she had met at a New Year's party earlier that year, but all attempts failed. |
On Christmas Eve, as she's finishing cooking "the world's smallest turkey" (courtesy of [[A&P]]), she realizes she forgot to purchase cranberries. She runs to the only all-night convenience store, where she meets the man, who had also forgotten to purchase cranberries, and realized that it was meant for them to meet. | On Christmas Eve, as she's finishing cooking "the world's smallest turkey" (courtesy of [[A&P]]), she realizes she forgot to purchase cranberries. She runs to the only all-night convenience store, where she meets the man, who had also forgotten to purchase cranberries, and realized that it was meant for them to meet. | ||
Revision as of 19:56, November 17, 2019
Christmas Wrapping[1] is a popular song by the all-female group The Waitresses.
A humorous take on Christmas, the protagonist has vowed to spend it alone this year. Her reason is her inability to reconnect with a man she had met at a New Year's party earlier that year, but all attempts failed.
On Christmas Eve, as she's finishing cooking "the world's smallest turkey" (courtesy of A&P), she realizes she forgot to purchase cranberries. She runs to the only all-night convenience store, where she meets the man, who had also forgotten to purchase cranberries, and realized that it was meant for them to meet.
References
- ↑ Often mistitled as Christmas Wrappings.