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Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2011 8:17 pm

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in my country we dont have season`s smilies/icon_neutral.gif

But do you celebrate any holiday's between now and the New Year?

Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2011 8:22 pm

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Jmpv Wrote:

in my country we dont have season`s smilies/icon_neutral.gif

But do you celebrate any holiday's between now and the New Year?

ohhhh yeah we have a X-mas opening parade, all this month weekends and finish at december 1st smilies/icon_3nodding.gif

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Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2011 8:25 pm

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in my country we dont have season`s smilies/icon_neutral.gif

But do you celebrate any holiday's between now and the New Year?

ohhhh yeah we have a X-mas opening parade, all this month weekends and finish at december 1st smilies/icon_3nodding.gif

That sounds really fun. What goes on during the parade?

Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2011 8:59 pm


	I've always loved the energy of the holidays, and all the traditions that go along with family gatherings and celebrations. Thanksgiving has never been huge on my holiday list, because I'm the only vegetarian in my family and no one gets it. They'll cook collard greens with pork fat in it and expect me to eat it. This will be my first Christmas away from home... I can't afford a plane ticket home, and I'll most likely be working anyway. I'm hoping to just have a nice little celebration with some new friends in the city, starting my own traditions.

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Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2011 10:11 pm

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I've always loved the energy of the holidays, and all the traditions that go along with family gatherings and celebrations. Thanksgiving has never been huge on my holiday list, because I'm the only vegetarian in my family and no one gets it. They'll cook collard greens with pork fat in it and expect me to eat it.

This will be my first Christmas away from home... smilies/icon_crying.gif

I can't afford a plane ticket home, and I'll most likely be working anyway. I'm hoping to just have a nice little celebration with some new friends in the city, starting my own traditions. smilies/icon_3nodding.gif

awwwww

Well.. starting new traditions can be a really good thing.

Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2011 10:19 pm

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Postpone Wrote:

I've always loved the energy of the holidays, and all the traditions that go along with family gatherings and celebrations. Thanksgiving has never been huge on my holiday list, because I'm the only vegetarian in my family and no one gets it. They'll cook collard greens with pork fat in it and expect me to eat it.

This will be my first Christmas away from home... smilies/icon_crying.gif

I can't afford a plane ticket home, and I'll most likely be working anyway. I'm hoping to just have a nice little celebration with some new friends in the city, starting my own traditions. smilies/icon_3nodding.gif

awwwww

Well.. starting new traditions can be a really good thing.

Yes! It's one of the best things about being a young adult. smilies/icon_3nodding.gif

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Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2011 6:11 am

Camwen Wrote:

Jmpv Wrote:

Camwen Wrote:

Jmpv Wrote:

in my country we dont have season`s smilies/icon_neutral.gif

But do you celebrate any holiday's between now and the New Year?

ohhhh yeah we have a X-mas opening parade, all this month weekends and finish at december 1st smilies/icon_3nodding.gif

That sounds really fun. What goes on during the parade?

Well we have drinks, a lot of food and music everywhere!!!! xD national music bands and dancers

Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2011 10:22 am


	Hmm, well we don't have a lot of stuff happening before new years. We have the independence day and then christmas. I like both of them but I celebrate more the christmas. I love all the christmas food. Christmas is usually a family gathering in here like I suppose in many places. We give gifts, eat well and spend time with the family. The biggest difference between ours and for example the stereotype american christmas is that we give gifts on the evening of the 24th and we eat ham on the the christmas feast.

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Posted: Thu Nov 10, 2011 2:35 am

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Do you look forward to the holiday season?

I dread the holiday season for the most part, it puts too much strain on me across the board and does irreparable damage to my esteem and confidence that compounds each year.

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Which ones do you tend to celebrate the most between now and the new year?

I only celebrate New Year's really.

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How do you celebrate them?

Usually, my best friend and little sister all chat online in a group session, looking back over the previous year from midnight on the east coast to midnight on the west coast. Then they b***h me out about it being 3AM there and go to sleep. hehe. It's stupid and not really a celebration, but it is something dear to me. I hope to be out there in Florida this year for it... but it does not look like it will happen. smilies/icon_cry.gif

Posted: Thu Nov 10, 2011 7:17 am


	I don't really celebrate the holidays anymore being single and living very far away from family. I mean I do spoil myself for the holidays but I really don't see the point in celebrating them at this point in my life.

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Posted: Thu Nov 10, 2011 6:41 pm

Postpone Wrote:

I've always loved the energy of the holidays, and all the traditions that go along with family gatherings and celebrations. Thanksgiving has never been huge on my holiday list, because I'm the only vegetarian in my family and no one gets it. They'll cook collard greens with pork fat in it and expect me to eat it.

This will be my first Christmas away from home... smilies/icon_crying.gif

I can't afford a plane ticket home, and I'll most likely be working anyway. I'm hoping to just have a nice little celebration with some new friends in the city, starting my own traditions. smilies/icon_3nodding.gif

it'll be my first christmas away from my family, too. but my first christmas with my boyfriend, whom i would like to keep around for a very long time.

Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2011 12:16 pm


	I always look forward to holidays. Fourth of July is my favorite because it's my birthday ;] And Christmas is also a huge favorite because all of my family gets together. We spend Christmas Eve together eating a s**t ton of food, we open presents, then have an ornament exchange. Then I spend Christmas day with my best friend and her mom.

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Posted: Fri Nov 11, 2011 12:48 pm


	The holidays are fine (for as much as I celebrate anymore). I'm usually working over most if not all of them. Thanksgiving is barely celebrated with my mom, sister and grandma. Christmas is usually done at some point between the 20th and January 5th depending on when people make it back to Michigan from across the country.

Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2011 1:34 pm


	Have you ever gone on a blind date? How did it go? Many many years ago I went on a blind double date. My friend, who had been dating this guy for a while, set me up with her boyfriend's friend. The four of us went to a party together. The actual date was so-so. Not great, but not a disaster... that is until the end when "my" date ended up hooking up with someone else at the party, and my friends boyfriend made a pass at me. That was the first and last blind date I agreed to do.

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Posted: Sat Nov 12, 2011 3:48 pm


	I went on a blind date once. She told me I was hideous and disgusting and left all of 10 minutes into it.

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