I'm no longer in the mode for listening to Christmas songs

Christmas Tree
Picture © 2014 Malcolm Franokuski

2nd picture of Christmas Tree
© 2014 Malcolm Franokuski

I'm an adult and I'm not interested in Christmas. Okay to be clarify, I do celebrate Christmas but if I have money and got everything that I want, I don't even need Santa Claus or anybody else to get what I want for Christmas. If anybody ask me what do I want for Christmas right now, I would say nothing.

Okay actually this year I only want colored pencils to draw book covers that will make sense for me to sell books or e-books online, and a new digital camera...to post more pictures.

Now to be honest, while I'll do celebrate that kind of a holiday, I'm no longer in the mode for listening Christmas songs since 2011 (nor watching holiday specials since 2006). I was planing to listen to a full month of Christmas again back in 2009, but then another virus infection led to a complete re-installation of my computer in early-mid December; I was instead listening to Selena Gomez songs, particularly "Naturally", which is nice to take break from the Christmas genre.

Even though I listen to Christmas songs again in 2010, the message from the following year is that I don't even have to listen Christmas songs over and over again. And that proves it in 2011 after a year of listening complementary adult pop music, such as Rhianna, Taio Cruiz, Pitbull, among other things as well as other ones such as "Take on Me" from A-Ha.

So today, even though it's the holidays, I still listen to regular music.