Jew Here. Okay, First some Education: The Jewish Holidays are on the Lunar Calendar, so therefore different dates each year. Around Hanukah (it can land as early as November or sometime in December. We are all out seeking Hanukah merchandise: menorahs, candles, napkins, wrapping paper, decorations, gelt/chocolate coins. It is a bleeping pain in the rear when some merchants offer little or nothing. Seriously, while everyone and their mother is selling Christmas lights, decorations and wrapping paper, we get one table or one shelf that may or may not be holiday correct. Last year, Hanukah came early and some places offered merchandise AFTER Hanukah was over. It is almost a bad joke. This year my sister said she was thrilled to find Hanukah candles at Target... I went to a Lucky's and it had one small table of merchandise with about 12 items - 8 of which were not even the right holiday. BTW Target is usually notorious for their crappy offerings of anything Jewish. So merchants out there: If you offer us Jewish stuff at the right holiday, We WILL remember you, tell our Jewish friends, and come back next year. Rant Over. That said, I enjoy Good Christmas Carols - unfortunately many stores and malls put on the Musak or the copy-right free stuff. So you hear the same stuff over and over and over everywhere you go. I also like Christmas lights. However this habit my Country (USA) has of selling and displaying stuff BEFORE even Halloween makes my stomach churn.