nativity

ok, this has to stop. it’s christmas eve, for goodness sake. i have to give you (and me) a day to shake the thought of these things and think about the actual christ-child who came to us. so, one last nativity. yes, i give you, the naked troll doll nativity. eesh. feh.

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what better expresses the spirit of the incarnation than owls? i found these at this cavalcade of nativities, where the comment was: whoooo is the son of god? whooooo?

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oh, my. this is funny and a bit awkward! and — hilarious — it’s a virgin mobile ad. i laughed out loud when “go jesus, it’s your birthday” came on the screen. (ht to chris at think christian)

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you know those people who have those geese on their porch? yeah, them. and they put a cute little goosey costume on their porch-goose to mark every season? yeah, those people. this costume set is made for those people. or, to clarify, for those who actually have TWO of those geese already. sigh. i’m guessing [...]

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oh, the animals. i suppose, while i think the dog nativity and cat nativity are somehow explainable as something people WAY too “into” those particular animals might display, this chicken nativity is just a bit beyond my comprehension as a purchasable — nay, displayable — holiday trinket.

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this nativity — well, i just don’t even know how to describe it. clowns? modern art? the baby jesus seriously looks like something out of a circus or a john waters movie.

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ah, the veggie nativity. i debated on this one, because i’ve always been a veggie fan. but the baby carrot pushed me over the edge into including it.

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