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    Christmas Traditions

    What are some of your Christmas Traditions? [img]/LDPforum/ubbthreads/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/smile.gif[/img]
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    Re: Christmas Traditions

    On Christmas Eve the whole family goes down to my Grandparents house and eat hotdogs, hamburgers, chili, chips & dip, and other things you'd find at a cookout and then open presents. Christmas Day we have a more traditional Christmas dinner with Ham, turkey, gravy, exc.,exc,exc,
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    Re: Christmas Traditions

    I remember it used to be fun getting together to help hang all the ornaments on the tree. We had this big old box full of ornaments that we would always bring down from the attic to start the occasion. It was always fun sorting through them all just because there was such a wide variety. Toy soldiers, homemade ornaments from early grades in school, angels, rounded ornaments - you name it, we had it.

    Times have changed, though, and that tradition sort of faded away like a lot of things. I still think it's worth mentioning and I'm sure plenty others sort of share a tradition like that. Good times.
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    Re: Christmas Traditions

    Putting up the tree with my boys. Unfortunately this year, they won't be able to visit till the day after Christmas, and they've insisted that the tree not go up until they get here.
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    Re: Christmas Traditions

    Usually hit my grandmothers on Xmas eve.. everybody in the family used to buy gifts for everyone, then we started drawing names, and this year, doesn't seem like anybody is doing anything for it. I can't stand moms side of the family.. biggest bunch of tightwads, selfish, pricks... gah..

    Christmas day it's with my mom/dad/bro, then to my grandpa's to see some family for the last time before Australia!!

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    Re: Christmas Traditions

    We used to draw names for the adults in my family, then a few years ago changed it to just buying for the 4 kids (my nieces and nephews). Everyone is perfectly happy with this arrangement. It definitely removes stress - so much easier.
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    Re: Christmas Traditions

    I loved Christmas as a child - family get togethers, decorating the tree, mama's homemade hot chocolate, the whole bit. And I really loved it when my kids were small. Now my favorite tradition is hiding from the in-laws!

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    Re: Christmas Traditions

    Going to Grandmothers the WHOLE family like 30 plus people eating, opening gifts Trying to find a place to sit. As the family has grown we can't even find enough chairs. Got love it.LOL

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    Re: Christmas Traditions

    I hate Christmas.
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    Re: Christmas Traditions

    <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: NotSoSilentBob</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I hate Christmas. </div></div>

    Me too.

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