Christmas "traditions"?
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Dave 123
Legendary Member
- Location
- Cambridgeshire alps
We have a laminated bit of paper with some bits cut out that Thomas did at school when he was 4. Its a snowflake. It's the squarest snowflake I've ever seen, but we love it. It takes part in the glittering display every year.
He's 19 now.
He's 19 now.
cookiemonster
Squire
- Location
- Hong Kong
Xmas traditions according to OFSTED
http://www.theguardian.com/teacher-...sted-department-education-christmas?CMP=fb_gu
http://www.theguardian.com/teacher-...sted-department-education-christmas?CMP=fb_gu
summerdays
Cycling in the sun
- Location
- Bristol
We put Christmas baubles in a tree outside. It started years ago, when an old neighbour used to do it. As lots of school children pass they seem to like it. It doesn't photograph very well (I've tried over the years), so with the sky as a back ground here is a bit of the tree:
winjim
Smash the cistern
That's terrifying!
arch684
Veteran
looks like the guy from pirates of the caribbean
winjim
Smash the cistern
Now those are superb. I think I might have to buy a print. Seems sort of progressive for the 16th century. (not that I know anything about that period in art)
Sara_H
Guru
We have some lovely Christmas traditions.
We go to the cinema on Christmas Eve. Then do traditional putting out of snacks for Father Christmas and Rudolph.
Then we have a reading of the night before Christmas.
Christmas morning we go and pick Nan-Nan up and have Christmas Day dog walk, which involves Christmas hats, tinsel on dog collars and giving chocolates out to fellow dog walkers.
Then presents are opened, lunch is eaten. Traditional bickering etc for a while, then son goes off to his dads to start all over again! I go off and join OH and the in laws.
We go to the cinema on Christmas Eve. Then do traditional putting out of snacks for Father Christmas and Rudolph.
Then we have a reading of the night before Christmas.
Christmas morning we go and pick Nan-Nan up and have Christmas Day dog walk, which involves Christmas hats, tinsel on dog collars and giving chocolates out to fellow dog walkers.
Then presents are opened, lunch is eaten. Traditional bickering etc for a while, then son goes off to his dads to start all over again! I go off and join OH and the in laws.
with the added bonus we get them for next to nothing.We have things like this on the tree too from kids, oldest is 23, it's not tradition it's the law
GrumpyGregry
Here for rides.
We set a spare place at the table. Sometimes it gets filled. Other times we just remember those who used to sit there.
Sara_H
Guru
My son made this angel for the tree six years ago. We also have lots of glitter encrusted mystery shapes adorning the tree.
GrumpyGregry
Here for rides.
We used to have stuff the kids made when they were little. Then #1 son did his fashion degree and he and his sister stripped the house of their Xtmas ornamentation and burnt it all one NYE.
Sara_H
Guru
Aww.... I shall hide the angel if anyone gives her evil looks.
Fab Foodie
hanging-on in quiet desperation ...
- Location
- Kirton, Devon.
Christmas Traditions .... I get to clean the oven, and the fish tank .... right now awaiting the boiler man cos the CH's farked and I'll not get around to cutting the trees back in time for spring and when it's time to go back to work I'll be in a worst state than when I finished ....
