strawberry festivile?
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I live in Ocala Fl and we go to the festival every year we started going because it once coincided with the kids spring break and it was cheap. We continue to go even though the kids now have kids of their own. It's easy paced they usually have pretty good entertainment its still fun to watch the little ones even if they are someone else's and it's still pretty cheap.
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Chocolate covered strawberries
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only during special events
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Strawberries, if whip cream is also involved.
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Of course you should take a pizza hut worker out...how about the spam festival??????\nThere is nothing better than eating ground up chicken lips, beef leg grisle, and pork snouts.\n\n*yum-yum
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pasta party is the best. good for picolos\n\n:> peace
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arrangements\ngiblet   gravy\noverlets
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brown rice and vegetables\n\nsugar free strawberry/banana jello with whipit for topping
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hey creative..gonna buy a very special thing for christmas?you live in belgium right?\nOk I want a box of belgian chocolate please!!!
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Festivus is based on giving complaints, not giving gifts. That means that you don't have to shop, you just have to show up.
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Marxx is right, except I think you'd use the word Buon instead of Felice.  That's what's used in happy b-day, merry xmas, happy new year
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Fish and Chips! And you'd pour tomatoe sauce over it instead of strawberry! LOL!!!
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"A Festivus for the rest of us"
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While it first came to the attention of most of America by way of the December 18, 1997 episode of Seinfeld, the celebration of a holiday called Festivus is part of human history throughout the ages, most notably in ancient Rome, nineteenth-century California, and upstate New York in the 1960s.\n\nBy December 2004, when Allen Salkin's article about Festivus as a real holiday appeared in the New York Times, thousands of people around the world were celebrating Festivus with parties, grievance-airing, pole-erecting, beer-brewing and the invention of new Festivus rituals.\n\nFestivus is a non-denominational holiday that has no required rituals or totems, but many celebrants find the pole, the Airing of Grievances and the Feats of Strength essential, especially those Festivus-friendly folk who adhere to the Seinfeld orthodoxy.\n\nFestivus Pole\n\nAn unadorned length of lusterless metal or something that looks like metal, this central totemic element of Festivus can be mighty or meek. Some poles are pinky-short and some tetherball-tall. Erected on a lawn, balanced in a coffee can near a photocopier, stuck in a pail of rocks in the living room or suspended from fishing line on the front porch. the pole symbolizes nothing.\n\nThe Airing of Grievances\n\nLike everything else Festivus, the AOG has evolved some wild variations, but the core of it remains lashing into others and the world about how they have been disappointments. This usually brings participants into a circle of sorts in which each takes turns excoriating friends, enemies, relatives, acquaintances and strangers. When all who care to have taken a turn griping, there is no required hugging or making up.\n\nFeats of Strength\n\nThe FOS generally follows the AOG. Under the Seinfeld orthodoxy, Festivus is not over until the head of the household is wrestled to the floor and pinned. While there is an undeniable classic elegance to this, real world Festivus practitioners have developed other cathartic methods of discharging pent-up energy against one's fellows, including thumb wrestling and washer tossing.
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The festival of Lights is at the James Island County Park. They have thousands of lights. They are absolutely beautiful. You can roast marshmallows and walk through the enchanted forest and take a train ride and buy food and drinks. Oh my gosh i never miss it its amazing. It runs through January 1st.
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GREEN AVADAVAT (STRAWBERRY) FINCH BREEDERS GROUP\nhttp://www.greenavadavat.org/\nonly green strawberry i can find
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No thats a holiday. A custom is something you might do during New Years.