Christmas Traditions!?!?!?!

Lisa M.
on 12/18/08 11:17 am - Delano, TN
What CHRISTmas tradition must you have to make this day feel right?

Is it a specific food that grandma made?
Is it the story of CHRISTmas?
Is it a game you play?
Is it just a series of events?
Tell us how you will make this a CHRISTmas to remember for your family.....

I love the story of the THREE TREES!
We will have all the children gather in the center on a rug and read the scriptures that describe the birth of Christ and then I will read The Three Trees.  This follows our dinner on Christmas Day.

Christmas Eve we will gather in my tiny living room for gifts and FOOD!  YES FOOD AND LOTS OF IT!

I do love this time of year....I love you all and pray that your Christmas is special and memorable!

Tell me about your plans....

Go Ahead....tell.

Lisa
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    It is knowing that God will!
    
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on 12/18/08 12:10 pm - Slapout, AL
i get drunk and run around naked.  this year i am lving in a new place.  i am sure i will get drunk and run around my new place.  then i will puke, get dress and go to work;
ahhhhhh the holidays
Lisa M.
on 12/19/08 5:14 am - Delano, TN
Hey Cornnugget....

Drinking and running lead to >>>>>>>EMERGENCY ROOM!!!

Please walk if you must drink, and remember to close your blinds.  I don't think you want to spend Christmas day with "the POPO"

Merry Christmas

Lisa
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    It is knowing that God will!
    
Little-Ladybug
on 12/18/08 12:26 pm - Chatom, AL
Hi Lisa.  My favorite memory of Christmas is something to this day I don't know the meaning of.  On Christmas Eve morning the first words my mother said to anyone was "Christmas Eve gift".  I never knew the meaning of that phrase but what I would give to hear it once again!!
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Carmen G.
on 12/18/08 9:34 pm - Lincoln, AL
Debbie...my grandmother use to do that and me and momma and my youngest daughter still try to beat each other to the phones and say it first.  My grandmother told me that if you said "Christmas Eve Gift" first, the other person had to buy you a gift.  Evidently it is something from days gone by that was fun because I still have fun with it. 
Lisa M.
on 12/19/08 5:17 am - Delano, TN
It is truly amazing the things we don't think about until our loved ones die.  I lost my "only" grandparent this year...the others died before I was born!  She was very special to me and many days I think of little things she would say and do and oh how I MISS that LADY!!!!

Blessings,

Lisa
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SCushway
on 12/18/08 12:27 pm - Daphne, AL
We are pretty tradition when it comes to Christmas.  We get our granddaughtet the weekend before Christmas and do her presents then so she can be with her mom and their family on Christmas day.  Then we do presents on Christmas morning after breakfast.  Since there are no kids at home anymore, there's no rush to get up early and hit the presents.  We do put extra special stuff in each other's stockings.  That's my favorite part.  You never know what might turn up in your stocking.  Then we do dinner around mid-afternoon.  Standing Rib Roast and Yorkshire Pudding.  Super delicious.  Then we will probably get online and see what everyone is up to and make calls to the family to wish them a happy holiday.  Nothing exciting as you can tell, but it;s our tradition now that my son is grown and on his own.  He can't afford to come home this weekend so he will spend it in Gainesville, FL with his dad.

Sandi

 

      

 

Lisa M.
on 12/19/08 5:21 am - Delano, TN

Well the rib roast and yorkshire pudding has me salivating.....Sounds like a relaxed Christmas...

Merry Christmas Sandi and family!!!

Lisa

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    It is knowing that God will!
    
Skydancer
on 12/18/08 12:41 pm - Tuscaloosa, AL
We open packages on Christmas Eve and then deliver our other gifts to family and friends.  We join my cousin and her now grown children to decorate Christmas cookies for Santa Claus.  We exchange gifts and eat for a while. We use to help put the boys toys together, but they can put their own gifts together now. 


Christmas day we eat lunch, which is the big meal of chicken and dressing, etc.  We usually stay home and wait for the other family members to come and visit.  The final day of Christmas is on the 26th for us.  We have a birthday party for my uncle who was born the day after Christmas.  We all bring Christmas treat left overs and have a final party.

Every Christmas is special and memorable for us. 


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Lisa M.
on 12/19/08 5:24 am - Delano, TN
I DO love tradition!  Those things familiar that provide that "warm fuzzy" feeling.  Family and friends gathering and just enjoying each other....What an awesome time!!!

Merry Christmas!!

Lisa
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    It is knowing that God will!
    
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