Meylin
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well, all my family used to celebrate Christmas by invitating every single person you saw, make a wonderful dinner, dancing all night, snacks, drinks, and fireworks at midnight, in front of the house. We stayed awake partying for like 2 days. Now we don't cuz we are in the United States and winter takes place in Christmas Eve! =-( Now we celebrate Christmas, the same way, exept for the fireworks.You should visit Central America at Christmas Eve. Believe me, you'll love it. |
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morganaelf
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Putting up the tree and baking cookies and cakes with my daughter. |
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pinkstealth
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eating |
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jobo
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the presents...the greed...duh...lol... |
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Sunflower
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My mom has carried on the decorated sugar cookie tradition that was started by my paternal grandmother. I remember one year after my sister and I had families of our own, we came home for Christmas and mom had not made the traditional cookies. Needless to say, after my sister and I expressed our disbelief, there have been no more cookie-less Christmases. |
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bettyboop#1
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celebrating Jesus's birthday, getting together with my family, seeing the little kids so excited |
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me
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i have just kept all our Scottish traditions in our family for Christmas and now my kids do these things with their kids...but listening to Christmas music, baking and decorating together are my warm fuzzy things. |
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spamless03
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We have lobster dinner on christmas eve (and steak for the non-shellfish eating hubby and sis-in-law). |
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acecase
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COOKING AND EATING, REALLY !!! |
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SoCal
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Watching the kids tear into presents at 6:30 AM Christmas morning |
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carolinafan
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I love celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ,my savior,and also spending time with the family. |
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CuriousGuy
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The day after, when all the real sales start! (Boxing Day in Canada) |
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smurf
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My favorite Christmas tradition is to help my mom glaze the ham and finish baking it for her. It's "our" tradition. |
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Fantine
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My favorite Christmas tradition is listening to Christmas music while opening gifts on Christmas day.
This past Christmas I started a new tradition in my family - I serve beef tenderloin for Christmas dinner. It's expensive but DELICIOUS! |
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