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By *ddie1966 OP Man 50 weeks ago
Paper Town Central, Essex. |
So, ever since I was a kid (long time ago now) my parents always bought me a Terrys Chocolate Orange for Christmas.
It's a tradition I've carried on with my children to this day and they're also carrying on now.
Do you have a historical Christmas Present Tradition that always brings back festive memories of loved ones (lost or still with us). |
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By *ddie1966 OP Man 50 weeks ago
Paper Town Central, Essex. |
"How does Terry feel about this? "
I don't think he does.
They started making them in 1932, so he's likely to have departed this mortal world.
But I'd like to think he'd be happy about it.
Just remember... whack it, don't tap it....  |
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By (user no longer on site) 50 weeks ago
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Our tradition is that we don't open presents until after Christmas lunch has been cooked, served, eaten and cleaned up. Usually about 3pm. It was my family tradition and my kids are fine with it. |
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Possibly going sound out there but my wee granny used to get me fruit every year (other presents to) but man I think I would be so happy to open some fruit on Xmas day just would bring a smile my face |
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