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My favorite Christmas time tradition - when we little my favorite Aunt would make my brother and I colorful pj's, we loved them, they were so warm and cuddly and we would wear them Christmas morning. . .in this cold weather I really miss those jammies!
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My sweet mother-in-law introduced to our family saying something you're thankful for before opening a present. And my sisters and mom and I always used to decorate the tree together with Christmas music and hot cocoa late into the nate just after THanksgiving, before we all moved around.
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When I was little and living in Hanover Park, a bunch of us kids in the neighborhood (including your mom, i believe) would go Christmas Caroling to all the houses....fun times!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite tradition is opening a gift the night before. Or stockings. It's mainly about relaxing and spending time with family, however. Thank you for this giveaway!
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This is a beautiful wreath..so unique. My favorite Christmas time tradition is getting together with my moms side of the family on Christmas Eve. My grandfather is now 91, so it is wonderful that he is there in the center of it all
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Beautiful wreath, I have started working on my own...but I just keep making plain ones. I have not been able to accessorize them great!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite tradition in my family is on Christmas ever my family trades off dressing up as santa there is over 50 of us in one living room, its just so special seeing the little kids reactions and joy when santa comes.
My husband and I each year pick a child from the giving tree at Olive Garden and spoil them for christmas!!! We get emotional each year doing it!!
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Christmas Eve we do a big Mexican feast! All the yummies: carnitas, enchiladas, rice and beans, tamales, the works.
ReplyDeleteWe always play family games after we open presents. I love it
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My favorite tradition is to make my own Christmas cards and mail them to close friends/family with a small hand-made gift, like candy or ornaments.
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My favorite Christmas tradition is curling up on the couch with mugs of hot chocolate and popcorn to watch holiday movies with my family.
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My favorite tradition is making the ravioli for our Christmas day meal with my nona! :)
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My fav tradition is pulling out all of grannie's handwriten recipes and making a few of her cookies. Brings back lots of memories for me and can't wait for my little dude to get big enough to help me :)
ReplyDeleteWe always put together a puzzle on Christmas day. Everyone takes truns sitting down and doing it:)
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i love the tradition of not having one meal that we eat - we just eat ALL DAY!
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my favorite tradition is stringing popcorn and cranberries on the tree
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My favorite tradition is watching It's a Wonderful Life with my whole family after having Christmas breakfast.
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My favorite Christmas tradition is eating cookies, candy and chex mix around the fire after Christmas Eve church.
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I reposted on facebook, followed your blog and now it's time for my favorite holiday tradition to get a few entries in on the Chiefs…err…holiday wreath! Coming from a pretty large and separated family there are many to choose from, so I will just give you the first that came to mind.
ReplyDeleteMy whole life, my Dad has made wheat germ cookies in the shapes of santas, Christmas trees, etc. When I was a kid I never understood how something called "wheat germ" could taste so good (it’s the frosting). We always had a great time decorating those cookies each year with frosting, red hots, and sprinkles.
To this day, my Dad still makes them each year and if I am lucky enough, I get to try my hand a decorating a few to keep the tradition alive.