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Christmas Traditions
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Hey guys :wave:
So I thought it would be a cool idea to start a thread where we can share our traditions at Christmas time.
For me, I usually wrap the presents a few days before Christmas Eve, while listening to Christmas songs. I work Christmas Eve, so we do half days and we usually just have a chilled time at work with the children, maybe watch a DVD, and do some crafts. :thumb:
On Christmas day I usually go for a walk, it's so nice cos there is never anybody else outside usually.
Would love to hear your Christmas traditions
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So I thought it would be a cool idea to start a thread where we can share our traditions at Christmas time.
For me, I usually wrap the presents a few days before Christmas Eve, while listening to Christmas songs. I work Christmas Eve, so we do half days and we usually just have a chilled time at work with the children, maybe watch a DVD, and do some crafts. :thumb:
On Christmas day I usually go for a walk, it's so nice cos there is never anybody else outside usually.
Would love to hear your Christmas traditions
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Then normally on Christmas Day we would wake up, go downstairs, open prezzies, have breakfast, get ready, go to the grandparents, then stay there till late.
This year we will be doing everything but having Christmas lunch at home, with a new guest
Things have changed so much in the past few years and that's pretty much the only thing that has stayed! My dad and I went for a walk last Christmas day, hoping that can be a thing this year too