Celebration traditions
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Celebration traditions
| Sun, 12-10-2006 - 11:31am |
Regardless of which of the December holidays are celebrated, it always seems to feel good to have traditions, things that you do year after year. Begun in childhood or created later on, do you do something every year that if you didn't, would feel like something was missing?
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Bake gingerbread cookies!!
We had wonderful traditions at home until 1963, when my paternal grandmother died on Christmas Eve.
I would have to say decorating the tree... 3 years ago when we moved to Germany all of our stuff was on the ship coming over here, and it was
I'm sure you wouldn't want a tradition of a hotel Christmas, but it certainly made a wonderful, warm memory!
I am trying to carry on traditions that I learned as a child or enjoyed. Today my family and I busily baked assorted treats, cookies, and candies to celebrate the season. We also watched a Charlie Brown Christmas! It was my favorite as a child and still is.
A new tradition is packing ourselves into the car with a bag of popcorn and cups of cocoa and going to the rotary lights display. You can walk through the path of lights and it is beautiful.
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