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And why these casual photos, the non-holiday photos, those really annoy me. I got one from a co-workers a few years ago, their two daughters on the train platform. I'm not sure if would be art-photog hubby was trying to be creative, or what, but it wasn't a good photo and it had nothing to do with Christmas. It would have been a pretty good photo for the two girls to put on a "we're running away from home" card, but that was about it. This Blair photo is just as bad. Couldn't they at least have included their children? And if they didn't want to, why a pic of them? I love Tony, but come on, who cares?

Agreed...I too am put off by these "Christmas" cards that have nothing to do with Christmas. It baffles me also as to why the PM didn't include his children in the photo....just astonishing.

When I get cards from liberal friends that are of 'winter scenes' or a wolf in the snow, I just shake my head in amazement at the lengths that they are going to in order to avoid using the word "Christmas". They are the same ones who greet me with "Happy Holidays" instead of "Merry Christmas".

When I get cards from liberal friends that are of 'winter scenes' or a wolf in the snow

I once got a Christmas card from a liberal friend that had a verse about hoping for peace and no more discrimination and all the usual liberal obsessions. I sent back a simple Christmas card saying Merry Christmas.

Never did receive any more Christmas cards from that person.

Your friends that do not believe in Christmas send you "Christmas cards" because YOU do believe, and they DO sincerely wish you happy holidays.

When it is YOUR birthday, and your friends are aware of it but do not celebrate their own, should they not say "Happy Birthday" to you, or maybe you would prefer that if they see you they not mention your birthday?