cherry bombs tossed in the yards of homes with hanaka displays
cherry bombs tossed in the yards of homes with hanaka displays
We buy books that we want to read, give them to other family members and if they dont like them, trade back....
..at least we used to until they turned moderates and communists...
We buy books that we want to read, give them to other family members and if they dont like them, trade back....
..at least we used to until they turned moderates and communists...
Not an annual tradition, but a once-in-a-lifetime rite of passage for kids in my extended family: Find the hidden Christmas presents, and rummage through them before Christmas. It marks being old enough to figure things out for yourself and act independently of the parents. All us kids agreed we should do this only once, because it kills the magic of Christmas morning.
Not an annual tradition, but a once-in-a-lifetime rite of passage for kids in my extended family: Find the hidden Christmas presents, and rummage through them before Christmas. It marks being old enough to figure things out for yourself and act independently of the parents. All us kids agreed we should do this only once, because it kills the magic of Christmas morning.
Oh that is neat
Oh that is neat
Youngest always puts angel on the top of the tree.
Stockings for each family member, hung over fireplace, get filled with items "by santa", separate room than tree and open first
Open presents young to old in a circle until run out
Youngest always puts angel on the top of the tree.
Stockings for each family member, hung over fireplace, get filled with items "by santa", *separate room than tree* and open first
Open presents young to old in a circle until run out
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