Missed Connections: Holiday Edition (12/15/25)
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Hey cutie. We made eye contact. Missed connections. That was me staring. It's a special holiday edition of Craigslist Missed Connections today. Okay, we're really getting in the spirit, I see. And during this time of year, there's only two places to find true love. One is on the ice skating rink next to the hockey players beating each other with frozen Yule logs. I think those are you logs. The second is on the pages of craigslist.org. We scour that website every week, and we found the best holiday Miss Connections that they had to offer us, like this first one titled, You Help Me Pick Out the Perfect Christmas Tree. Woman for man, 73, behind the strip mall. Find love there, you know? She says, I'm kind of a novice when it comes to picking out Christmas trees.
My second husband, Gerald, God rest his soul, used to cut them down himself by taking them out of other people's yards. You sound like you're 101. She had a rough life through this first 70 years. When I was tree shopping the other night, you appeared out of nowhere like a pine needle Kris Kringle. And you told me you knew the secret to picking out the perfect tree. What is it? Yeah, I want to know. You then plucked exactly three needles from the one I was looking at and placed them on the top of your tongue. No, I'm not into it anymore. You swish them around in your mouth like a fine wine and proceeded to tell me what month and day the tree was cut down and what region too. What? Very impressive. Wow.
That's crazy. Huh. And apparently you weren't done. For the next five minutes, you got up inside my tree and ran your fingers up and down its wooden trunk, inspecting it for imperfections and holes where small creatures could hide.
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