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Cadman
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Location: Huntsville AL
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Merry Christmas everyone! One Christmas tradition at Cadman's house is Tamales, I mean real "it takes 24-hours to make" Tamales for Christmas breakfast. Yum Yum.
How 'bout y'all? What great family Christmas tradition to you have, That you can share, lol. |
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Greebo
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A good ol' argument seems to get everyone going at xmas lunch 
Um...Going to my grandmothers on xmas eve is ok - she's german so they do all their present giving then.
Then settling back to watch the TV - making sure to ignore the queen's speech
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John Doe
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Location: Edmonton, AB
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There is only one "tradition" around JD's house. My Mom makes the best butter tarts in Western Canada, and we all love to eat them until we cant eat anymore. These tarts have caused quite afew fights in the house when someone is eating someone elses share of the tarts.
Actually, there is another tradition similar to Greebos. It wouldnt be Christmas without a good arguement, so there are several of those all day over stupid issues.
Well, I have to get back to the arguements and butter tarts.
Merry Christmas all.
JD |
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