Happy Festivus, Georgie! December 2023

The "Make Festivus Official" Movement has been making a good point:  there are so many holidays (Boss' Day).  Why not make Festivus an official holiday?  I suppose, that might fly DIRECTLY in the face of what Frank Constanza was trying to achieve (Celebrating an alternative to the pressures and crass commercialism (and fighting over dolls) that come with the holidays) when he created Festivus, so I can hear both sides of the argument here.

What am I dreaming about when it comes to Festivus?  That, when my kids grow up, they'll pick up the phone (or whatever device they have) on December 23rd and call their old man to wish him a "Happy Festivus".  A guy can dream, right?

This is the 9th year where I've marked Festivus on the 23rd of December on my blog.  The past posts:

Here's the post from 2022 - honoring the petition and the Human Fund.
Here's the post from December 23rd, 2021.
Here's how I celebrated Fesitvus in 2020. With the inclusion of the holiday on our family Christmas Card.
Here's how I celebrated Festivus in 2019.
Here's how I celebrated Festivus in 2018.
Here's how I celebrated Festivus in 2017.
Here's how I celebrated Festivus in 2016.
Here's how I celebrated Festivus in 2015.
And the first post in 2010 about Festivus appears to be this photo of a real-life Festivus pole outside of a house in Elmhurst.