Hi Adri, nice thoughts for the Christmas season.  Here are a few ideas about the language, which I hope strengthen your intent. Take what you like . . . .

Some things (always) bother get to me (maybe add: "this time of year")

Another option: "Some things get under my skin this time of year"

This is a beautiful time of year to put hand on his remember your conscience. No, I do not don't just mean that the Christmas spirit or solidarity that arises suddenly just right before the 25th of December. I'm thinking more about speak of the rest of the days to day in the year. It's easy to be kind just before Christmas. I think tThis is better than nothing, but I'm a little it's sad to see that many people resolve to do well be generous at once only during the holiday season, and the year has 365 days.

Nobody's cool (can you be more precise here? Maybe "perfect" or "kind" or "generous"?) all the time. And I think that life would be boring if it didthey were. But most of the year people go around forgetting the most basic things, things almost necessary for survival. We live in a society, but it seems that many do notdon't realize that. The oOther people is not aren't to blame.

I've always believed that words are very powerful.so I've invented a new lawrule to remind me of this. When speaking, forget the speaker; the listener does not forget. In the heat of anger we talk say a lot things which gives the tile (I don't understand this phrase. Do you mean "without thinking"?) After the dust settles will we realize that we've made much ado about nothing. And all that All this came out of his our mouths the other in some way unconsciously.  You can not We can't go back and change the past, so we need to take great care not to hurt other people with a few little letters careless words spoken without thinkingtogether.  

(At the end, I'd add a sentence to connect your initial ideas about the Christmas season and needing to be more aware in our daily lives throughout the year.)

One option:

So next year, I'm resolving to remember the power of my words as I'm speaking. Will you join me?

Steve

Some Things Always Bother Us

This is a beautiful time to put a hand on his one's conscience. No, I do not mean that the Christmas spirit or solidarity that arises suddenly just before the 25th of December. I speak of the day to day today. It's easy to be kind just before Christmas. I think this is better than nothing, but I'm a little sad to see that many people resolve to do well at once just on the single occasion, and while the year has 365 days.

Nobody's cool all the time. And I think that life would be boring if it did they were. But people go about forgetting basic things, almost necessary for survival. We live in a society, but it seems that many do not realize that. The other is not to blame. I have always believed that words are very powerful. I will invent a law: forget whatever the speaker's words, the listener does not forget. In the heat of anger we talk say a lot things which that gives give the tile offense. Only after the dust settles will do we realize that we had made much ado about nothing. And all that came out of his one's mouth the other in some way or other. You can not cannot go back retract the words spoken, so we need to take great care not to give hurt with a few little letters strung together.