<p>There may already be a thread along these lines, but I haven't seen it yet. So... what are you more excited for, Christmas Day or finding out about Yale? If you want, a pros/cons list would also be cool for a thread like this.</p>
<p>Personall, I am a bigger fan of the 15th right now. Christmas is fun, my whole family gets together to exchange gifts, but one Christmas doesn't really affect the rest of my life.</p>
<p>Whereas if I am accepted (which I am not expecting, it is just a great wish), going to Yale for the next four years of my life would be incredible. However, if I get deffered/rejected (which is more likely), Christmas would be a great way to remedy the depression.</p>
<p>Not Christian so December 15th. Although I guess it's actually December 19th, because Christmas break starts then and I can get away from the nightmare of this semester.</p>
<p>Well if December 15 doesn't turn out so well, then Christmas would definitely be the highlight of my holiday season. But if I somehow DO receive good news 9 days from now... there's no contest.</p>
<p>Only CC kids would point out the error in saying f(christmas) instead of f(dec.15). Actually, only CC kids would use "function of" in a normal conversation in the first place.</p>
<p>We are all seniors, almost or over eighteen (except for a few overdriven geniuses graduating high school at sixteen or fifteen or fourteen), driving around the town, in a few parts of the country even seeing snow and feeling all christmassy (no snow in where I live)...</p>
<p>And this is crucial, although this may not be the right time and place to say this...</p>
<p>I have no girlfriend.</p>
<p>Come Christmas, and I will be lonely.
Come Dec 15th, I will be either congratulated or comforted. Even better, I will finally get a girlfriend since I am no longer under college stress.</p>
<p>I was being silly here, but still. December will definitely hurt if I don't make Yale. I'd like to see Santa more than ever before. Please remember to drop in ten days earlier, I love you Nick.</p>
<p>Actually, for anyone who took the SATs today (Dec. 6), we get our scores on Christmas. For me, it will probably be the best Christmas present ever or the worst.</p>