By Bob Eckstein
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Yup!
My 6 year old grandchild exclaimed to me, while walking past Pottery Barn Kids, but Granny Kathy, it’s not even HALLOWEEN YET!!!!!
How proud of her indignity I felt! Indeed, imagine how our pumpkins and ghosts and goblins felt to be competing with Santa for stoop space!
hysterical!
Funny and accurate. Yes, way too soon.
Love it!
Way too soon, and since NYC basically hasn’t had a snowy winter since 2012, I think it can wait until circa Dec. 15th.
But quite funny.
Albeit the USPS raised priority and package rates just for the “holidays” starting on Oct. 5th.