Icepack | Dec. 24-31
It’s clockwork: Every year, within seven days of the holiday, we’re paid to take off and celebrate.
A local paper of record will ask its own tiresome version of “Is ‘Merry Christmas’ offensive to non-Christians?” with a tedious writer finding fault with God’s logic. As a dyed-in-the-dark-wool-devout Judeo-Christian Roman Catholic, I know that focusing on Christ at “Christmas” is meant to be inclusive of all – that was/is His whole deal. Like Funkadelic’s “One Nation Under a Groove,” where everyone EVERYONE is “getting down just for the funk of it. Good God.”
So, all creeds and colors are in on the Christmas tip, and under the Yuletide wire, log, what-have-you.
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ITâS BEEN A TOUGH YEAR for all sorts of businesses. For clothing stores, 2020 has been extraordinarily grim.
The lockdowns in the spring took a considerable toll, of course. But even in June, as nonessential retailers were beginning to reopen their doors and, in some cases, reported upbeat signals about returning foot traffic, the worst was not over for apparel chains. In fact, it was just getting started. July and August brought a raft of failures: Lucky Brand, Brooks Brothers, and Ann Taylorâs parent company filed for bankruptcy; so did New York & Co.âs corporate parent as well as the storied department store Lord & Taylor, which soon resulted in those two chains liquidating. The pain continues: Francescaâs, a womenâs clothier with 558 stores, filed for bankruptcy this month.
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