Christmas mad gabs anyone?
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Sandy Claws\n\nstalk king \n\npress ants\n\ncook ease sand milk\n\nummmmm.... that all i got
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Duh, Around Christmas time.
837764
Eating traditional turkey dinner. Going around the neighborhood to watch the lights put up by house owners. Decorating my friend's Christmas Tree, as I live in an apartment, so no room for a BIG Christmas Tree. This year, it's my first time helping my church to decorate the santuary for Christmas. Other than that, not much, as my family doesn't celebrate Christmas. :-(
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Hohoho :)\nTry shopping for christmas cards online. Some do personalized cards.
914949
Me too.  My family has decided not to "do" Christmas this year.  By that I\nmean buy lots of useless presents for each other.  We are going to \ncelebrate by spending lots of time together and eating great meals.  Not\nall of them prepared by me!!!  I'm looking forward to it.
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Just a heads up: the postal service says that packages need to go out by Monday to get there by Christmas.  My son is over there and I am busy putting together packages for him and his platoon.  I am sending eye drops, chapstick, socks, cd's, lotion, salty snacks, gum, hand- held games, a harmonica, a yo-yo and fabric softener sheets to help keep his stuff smelling better.  (someone has also suggested fabreeze.)
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knickered knackered christmas crackered
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G'day Poopsy,\n\nThanks for posting.\n\nI've had a rotten day at work and welcomed a good laugh.\n\nAnyway, I might try some of those remarks at Christmas time. However, as we are in Australia, we will have prawns (shrimp) and oysters so I mightn't be able to get away with using some of them.\n\nMerry Xmas to you and all your friends and family.
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I hope you light it up and make it as bright and wonderful as you can! My most favorite Christmas memory was when I lived in a trailer with my mom and my younger brother. We had very little money, but we were very crafty and we turned that place into a winter wonderland. We even ended up sheltering some friends when a winter storm broke their windows. It was close quarters, and we all sat around, snowed in and drank coffee and played board games. It was wonderful !!!!!\nIt was a very blessed Christmas, and I hope you have the same!\n\nA Blessed Christmas to all !!!!
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i need forgiveness for my mother.\nand a huge sum of money to tide our family over a money cris.\nthank you santa.
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Having my sister and her husband over for out Christmas celebration since they will be out of state on Christmas.\n\nWe have so much fun that it should be against the law!!\n\nAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaagh family is great!\n\n: )
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My grandparents have been sending out homemade goodies as gifts for Christmas.  They make homemade donuts, gingerbread men, and fudge.  I love receiving that gift!  Yum, Yum!
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apparently its the 2nd december
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I love being home room mom , I am over my kids Christmas party also.  So far I have bought the biggest stockings I could find for there treat bags and I plan on making sure we fill them up. We want to try and have someone be Santa and have him give each child a present to open ( i am getting playdoh for everyone). We also let the kids draw names and let each kid  get who ever they draw a coloring book and crayons this way every one gets the same gift. We are going to have milk and cookies for snack . One of the games we are playing is you take Vaseline and rub a little bit around there mouth and then have them put ther face in a bowl of cotton balls and see who can get the biggest beard like Santa then as they come up we are going to take there picture so we can make frames to put them in as our craft and they will also have a special keepsake . These are just some of my ideas so far if you have some good ones and would like to share them Email me!!!!
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Im really excited about christmas, I love decorating the house and drinking mulled wine and listening to xmas songs.\nCant wait to see my kids faces on christmas day, I can never sleep on christmas eve, am like a kid!!
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Mine is very similar to yours - except that on Christmas Eve we spend the evening with my side of the family doing our gift exchange and dinner. My dad stayed with the kids during Midnight Mass last year, but maybe they'll go this year - who knows? (That's up to my husband, since I'm in the choir). The next morning we all wake up and the kids excitedly head downstairs to open gifts. I am alway amazed that they wait until we are all down there (and happy, too) before they start! The in-laws usually come over for the noon meal and more gifts. Then my husband and father-in-law take over all of the electronic toys and play to their hearts content. Our neighborhood also has a longtime tradition of luminaries - each year on the same date, most houses (it's voluntary, but the more, the better) set up the paper sacks with sand and candles lining the sidewalks, and light them at dusk. The streets are closed to traffic, and people walk around enjoying the sights and togetherness. Several people open their homes for hot cocoa or cider, soup or sandwiches; there are also carriage rides and the Boy Scouts always have a tent set up in the center park with more hot cocoa and cookies. "Santa" and his wife make an appearance and hand out candy canes to passersby. It's very nice, and brings back the simplicity of a bygone era. Carolers often tour the streets, joyfully singing in the cold. The candles continure to burn all night, until they've burned themselves out. Combined with the hushed glory of Midnight Mass, I'd have to say that if that was all I got for Christmas, I'd be more than content!\nMerry Christmas!
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For Christmas I would like a new... oh wait...\nYour not Santa!