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over a year ago
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Xmas is really enjoyable. So much tasty food and time to crash with a food coma.
New years is not the best, the anticlimax of the celebrations is annoying. To old to go out and party. House party celebrations are the way forward.
Anyone having a house party and have space for a little one? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Xmas is really enjoyable. So much tasty food and time to crash with a food coma.
New years is not the best, the anticlimax of the celebrations is annoying. To old to go out and party. House party celebrations are the way forward.
Anyone having a house party and have space for a little one?"
The best part of Xmas - can drink and eat as mush as u like , as , well , it’s Xmas lol.
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Most definitely prefer christmas. Our children and nephews and nieces all happy and excited, great food, drink and family.
New Years is always a struggle to get a babysitter and got out....for us anyways.
Have a merry merry Christmas all x |
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"Most definitely prefer christmas. Our children and nephews and nieces all happy and excited, great food, drink and family.
New Years is always a struggle to get a babysitter and got out....for us anyways.
Have a merry merry Christmas all x"
I meant get out lol |
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Christmas is fantastic, it's the epitome of family and caring, reminiscing of past and present memories and being grateful of what you have or strive to have. Remembering those who we miss and reaching out to those we forget and maybe making a new friend along the way  |
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By *a LunaWoman
over a year ago
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I enjoy Christmas, although it’s not the same for me anymore since most of my family have passed away, and we were a close family. It’s also now about making special memories for my children.
I hate New Year. |
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By *WillowxWoman
over a year ago
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I love Xmas! In December!
After working in a garden centre for a while I lost my mojo for Xmas as it started in September!
But I love meeting up with friends, getting dressed up, and seeing family.
Love to go out at night when the streets are all lit up.. And I love mince pies and stollen  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Most definitely prefer christmas. Our children and nephews and nieces all happy and excited, great food, drink and family.
New Years is always a struggle to get a babysitter and got out....for us anyways.
Have a merry merry Christmas all x"
Certainly the best part is the children being very excited . All December.
It’s justs it’s over in a day and then everyone’s Xmas spirits disappears |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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"Christmas is fantastic, it's the epitome of family and caring, reminiscing of past and present memories and being grateful of what you have or strive to have. Remembering those who we miss and reaching out to those we forget and maybe making a new friend along the way "
This is really lovely. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Have a love/hate relationship with Christmas. But my favourite is the time between Christmas and New year's all my family go for a walk and then come back to mine for some food and games. "
That’s a nice part. Cold fresh air walks. Left over food. Chip with the tv etc. |
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