US | holiday Christmas Is Here... Way Too Early Six signs that the holiday season has gotten too impatient By Evann Gastaldo Posted Nov 21, 2010 9:34 AM CST Copied In this Starpix photo, Sarah Hyman, 5, of Suffern, NY, "high-fives" Santa Claus on the opening night of the "2010 Radio City Christmas Spectacular," Nov. 9, 2010 at Radio City Music Hall in New York. (AP Photo/Starpix, Dave Allocca) It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas ... even though we're not yet past Thanksgiving. The Week pores through local papers to find six tales of Christmas coming too early this year: It's never too early for eggnog lattes: In Seattle, at least one Starbucks started selling seasonal drinks right after Halloween. It could, however, be too early for Christmas trees: In South Dakota, trees were already being sold this week—will they even make it all the way to Christmas? And really, people will eventually get sick of Christmas music: Especially if, like one Cape Cod radio station is doing, stations start playing it 24/7 even before Thanksgiving. For the complete list, including early arrival Santas and Christmas lights, click here. Read These Next New Year's Day dog walk ended with kidnapping attempt, shot fired. Trump outrages NATO with claim about Afghanistan war. Amanda Knox confronts the man who put her in prison in new Hulu film. Analysts say Europe just learned a lesson on Trump. Report an error