what do you  like to know about Christmas?
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Christmas tree\npresents\nSanta Claus\nWhat does your family do for Christmas\nJesus\netc..
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1. Egg Nog or Hot Chocolate? \n\nEgg nog. But I really like Hot Buttered Rum best of all.\n\n2. Does Santa wrap presents or just sit them under the tree? Wrapped, with the prettiest paper possible.\n\n3. Colored lights on tree/house or white? \nWhite on the tree, colored on the house.\n\n4. Do you hang mistletoe? \nSometimes.\n\n5. When do you put your decorations up? \nAs soon as I can manage after Thanksgiving.\n\n6. What is your favorite holiday dish (excluding dessert)? \nI do a heckuva darn good turkey, with fresh herbs and aromatics.\n\n7. Favorite Holiday memory as a child: \nDecorating the tree every year. The one time my sister and I could manage to work together, and equitably.\n\n8. When and how did you learn the truth about Santa? \nI never believed in Santa.\n\n9. Do you open a gift on Christmas Eve?\nYes, all presents opened on Christmas Eve. 'Santa' leaves treats and small gifts in our stockings by the fireplace.\n\n10. How do you decorate your Christmas Tree? \nA variety of the lovliest ornaments I can find, in rich colors and sparkly, and then a sprinkle of gold angel hair instead of tinsel to give it a shimmery glow that isn't gawdy.\n\n11. Snow! Love it or Dread it? \nIt doesn't snow in Phoenix. We may drive up North to see it once in a while but I don't need it.\n\n12. Can you ice skate? \nYes. Badly. \n\n13. Do you remember your favorite gift? \nThe deep, warm red robe my husband picked out for me one year. I was flattered he remembered my favorite color and had picked out such a pretty robe without even any hints from me.\n\n14. What's the most important thing about the Holidays for you? Celebrating with family, of course! \n\n15. What is your favorite Holiday Dessert? \nBlack Forest Trifle. My specialty that I only make for Christmas: layers of chocolate sponge cake, cherry pie filling, and chocolote pudding, drizzled with Grand Marnier and topped with whipped cream.\n\n16. What is your favorite holiday tradition? \nEvery evening this season I take the kids to walk around the neighborhood to see all the lights everyone puts up. It's really amazing.\n\n17. What tops your tree? \nA point that is round at the bottom and then ends in a spire. It's red with gold glittery lace decorations. \n\n18. Which do you prefer giving or receiving? \nGiving. I have a hard time thinking of things I want for myself, but I love to buy presents for my loved ones.\n\n19. What is your favorite Christmas Song? \nJingle Bells, traditional version.\n\n20. Candy Canes! yuck or yummy? \nNeutral. I like the fruit flavored ones okay but I much prefer other kinds of candy.\n\n21. Favorite Christmas Movie? \nGot to be A Christmas Story.
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YES!!!  I love Christmas.  The music, the smells of different teas, pies and cakes and all of the beautiful decorations.  If it snows, just looking out the window at the sparkling lights glistening off the snow.  And seeing how excited children get.  I don't understand why so many people say Christmas time stresses them out!?!  Luckily my family realizes that it's not all about spending money, but giving.  We draw names within the family and give gifts to shelters and pull names off Christmas trees for the needy.
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I'm from America, and our personal tradition is to go over to my parents or brothers house on Christmas Eve for dinner, family time, and opening gifts. Christmas morning, I try to wake up before the kids so we can watch them get excited by all the gifts 'Santa' left them in the night. Then, for the noon meal, my in-laws come over and we have more family time and opening gifts. Probably pretty similar to many Americans - very basic.\nOne thing our neighborhood does (on the 23rd this year) is have luminaries. It spans several blocks and the streets are closed to traffic, and the sight is really beautiful. It's a tradition that has been around since before I was born - there are carriage rides and hot cocoa and cookies in the park, and some people go caroling. \nMerry Christmas!
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Christ's birthday, but most people think of it as a holiday getting together with family and friends...presents....unfortunately people get so tied up with that that they miss the true meaning of Christmas =(
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i like Christmas the best b/c u get the day off and u get presents and u get good food ;)
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Something you would like to receive in Christmas
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What would you like to know?
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A Christmas Story.\nIt makes me laugh every time I watch it.  In my family, it's a tradition!
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Christmas is the most important day for celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ. This is the most reconized celebrated holiday all over the world.  It is a great to go to church and sing praises for  him and God.  Also families and friends gather to exchange gifts and eat great food for this time.
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What the heck do want to know??
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Father Christmas exists in all of us. It is the spirit of the season that has its roots in the Christian miracle of Jesus' birth.\n\nIt's not so much the gifts and the decorations or the pagan Christmas tree, as much as it is the feelings of good will and charity that go along with the season.\n\nNow if we could get this spirit of Christmas to continue throughout the year, we'd have something. Can anyone say world peace?
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everything.  i love christmas.  the decorations, the cold weather,  the christmas dinner, baking cookies, shopping for christmas,  wrapping presents, the christmas music, seeing adorable little kids all dressed up to take pictures with santa at the mall,  decorating the christmas tree, being with my bf on such a special day and being with my family and friends.  seriously everything.  i like trying to make it a good day for everyone i know in whatever way i can.
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Christmas is no longer just a Christian holiday. My family is not religious yet we've celebrated Christmas every year. For us it was never about Jesus; it was all about Santa. (Well, for my dad it's about Festivus and the Winter Solstice. He too is a bit of a Scrooge but gave in a few years ago when he decided that he just wouldn't call it Christmas). For me, Christmas is a time to show/tell people that I love them. We live hectic lives and sometimes we forget to tell the people in our lives how much we care about and appreciate them. Christmas is a good time to reiterate how much I love my family and friends. Do your best to ignore our conspicuous consumer society and tell the people that you love how you feel! Plus you can enjoy all the parties and delicious food!
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what would you like to know?
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The Magic of Christmas!
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talk about as many good things as you can...ppl cant seem to handle negative things at Xmas...unrealistic fools I think but thats the truth