Christmas Cheer: What is your grown up Christmas list?

Philippines
December 3, 2009 2:54pm CST
I heard the song "My Grownup Christmas" being played on the radio, words, "No more lives torn apart, that wars would never start and wars would never start. And time would heal all hearts, and everyone would have a friend, and right would always win. This is my grown up Christmas list", with Amy Grant belting out this yuletide tune. There are other versions to this song by Kelly Clarkson, Michael Buble', Natalie Cole, Monica but I think I like Amy Grant's version. Given the chance, here is my Christmas wishlist: 1) Peace for people all over the world, including my family 2) Food, a home and good finances for everyone all over the world 3) a nice home to move in ( because we are still renting) 4) To finish my Masters and get my doctorate degree 5) A sturdy and dependable laptop with a long lasting battery life 6) A wonderful relationship 7) Visit the Holy Land Israel 8) Visit Japan and watch Masaki Aiba's show TSD, watch a live Arashi concert and meet Jun Matsumoto, Sho Sakurai, Satoshi Ohno, Kazunari Ninomiya and Masaki Aiba 9)an IPhone
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krystalheart
@krystalheart (842)
• Philippines
4 Dec 09
For me, my "grown up Christmas list" would be the following: 1. Good Health for everyone 2. World Peace 3. United as One Family 4. A deeper Christian in thoughts, words, and actions. 5. No more talk of darkness and... 6. A prosperous life to everyone... God bless
SomeCowgirl
@SomeCowgirl (32191)
• United States
3 Dec 09
I believe we sung that in 7th or 8th grade. I know we sung it in class but I am not sure if we did as a concert. In any case, I think that "My Grownup Christmas List" would be as follows : 1. More Agricultural Land. 2. Less Buildings. 3. Everyone Knowing Everyone in a community. 4. My husband and I to have our own place within a year. 5. Prices to go down. 6. People to be more friendly. 7. No Scams. 8. A Car. 9. Less Processed Foods. 10. Not Relying On Technology and Electricity Too Much.