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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The Kona story isn't that great ... I got it as a gift one year and I really like it but it's expensive so I buy it once a year and have it for Solstice and Christmas.
This year I'm trying to start the tradition where DH cooks supper for us. So far it's not working out too well for me. I can see this being a pi**ing contest and us being very hungry that day! LOL!
necessary ingredient in living. It's a way of looking at life through
the wrong end of a telescope ..." ~ Dr. Seuss
I can see this being a pi**ing contest and us being very hungry that day! LOL!
ROFLMAO!!
I suggest you have "Plan B" in place before the day arrives!
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hitting my head on the top bunk bed until I faint. - Erma Bombeck
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Doesn't seem worth the effort with only the two of us!
I thought that, too, but I find having something to share that is meaningful is really important at this time of year.
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