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JDogg

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Are there any special traditions your family has, or perhaps a fond memory from the past representing the Holiday season?

The government buildings go all-out for Christmas, sometimes it was nice just to see the 50' tall tree and gaze at its beauty.

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24-Dec-2015 20:23:41

Erehk

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That sure is a big tree!

Our family has a handful of traditions, one of which is a relatively new one - going out to eat at a Chinese buffet for dinner on Christmas eve (yummm).

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24-Dec-2015 22:26:49

Oct

2011

Lenoire

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No, we don't have anything. Personally I don't really celebrate christmas, and I don't like traditions anyway.
However, when I was younger, we'd spend every christmas at my grandparents' farm, which could be considered somewhat of a tradition, I suppose.

25-Dec-2015 06:41:55

Squallsy

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no, why would i want australian traditions in my life? violent alcholics are bad

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25-Dec-2015 15:05:30

Sep

2022

nat

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Our family doesn't really have much tradition. The only thing that we used to somewhat do, and is/was kinda silly - we'd buy each other boxes of drugstore chocolate because we lived across the street from a RiteAid and they always went on sale. We've since moved, but I bought them a box of chocolates this year ;p

26-Dec-2015 02:56:47

Mar

2010

Fangy42

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The only one we had as kids was we werent allowed out of bed on either christmas moring or easter before daylight. Being from australia that means 5 am ish for chrissy. This rule came into being after we woke mum and dad up several times at 2 or 2.30 am. not long after they had gone to bed Smoke me a kipper. I'll be back for breakfast.

26-Dec-2015 06:19:42

Farmer Twunk

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My family just goes to my grandma's house on Christmas eve which is when we celebrate Christmas as a family. Not the most elaborate tradition but it's a tradition nonetheless.

26-Dec-2015 10:33:25

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