Is it really a happy holiday?

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OK good people I'm noticing that people are worried about the wrong things during this holiday. Their worried about how they don't have enough money to load up the Christmas tree and how their kids are going to approve or disapprove; how they have bought the most expensive gift they could, or how extravagant the dinner has to be; or other non factor type bull on this level of thinking. I'm not seeing a lot of the right values such as we at least have food; or it's the fact somebody cared enough to get you anything; or how about this one....how is somebody else doing physically emotionally and mentally this holiday; or is my neighbor going to bed hungry; or are they doing well mentally because this is a time of loss for many people and their family. The values we pass to the youth will surpass the gift that will bore them by the end of the night. We have to do better people. Now if you have it like that kudos, but let's not forget Lil Timmy who's mom works for $7.50hr and who can't afford a chicken to put on the table so she hopes there's a soup kitchen open on Christmas. Let's not forget to ask the neighbor that normally is happy and jolly all year round but lately looks like he or she wants to crawl in a hole, are you ok. We have to be each others keepers and bring back the meaning of real Christmas. God, Love, family, giving , caring. You will feel better to see somebody else smile with you.