2G18 - 37 - Christmas Traditions

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Yeah I’ve never heard of anything like that. Merry Christmas and happy new year is all you get in a card. Perhaps some kind of joke if it’s from a friend. Sounds like a nightmare!
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Lord Golbez wrote:
Mitsurugi CP wrote:I started sending cards after my first kiddo was born, and now it's our 3rd year doing it.

It gets harder every year to find time to make cookies (or bourbon balls) though. Especially since my hospital job means I work on Xmas at least every 3rd year (including this year), we are often doing holidays in separate parts of the country.
Lol. People with kids always send cards so they can brag about their families. :l

Except my parents. They never got around to sending cards and I continue that proud tradition.
Ours are just pictures of everyone and some generic holiday greeting. My parents never did xmas cards, either.
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Quarantining while on vacation is a new tradition :thumbsup
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Didn't bother doing teatime to The Queen's Speech this year. Throw me in the tower! :tea
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Queeen's speech is whatever, but no teatime? :boo
The TBB offers you tea and biscuits. :tea
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There's always time for tea, but not always time for tea time.
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