[Rosiestar]

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My username is Roisestar, but you can call me Rosie <3

--WHAT IS MY FAVORITE HOLIDAY TRADITION?--
My favorite holiday tradition has got to be opening
stockings on Christmas morning with my animals c:
I know it sounds kinda strange but all my animals
have their own stocking. Another thing that is with
that is after the pet dies we bury their stocking with
them. Anywhoo, every christmas morning we sit with the
animal that has bonded with one person most (or something
like that XD) and they open their stocking with the pet <3

[Rhys~]

username;; CeselSpeaker
what's your favorite holiday tradition?;; It's Called Passover,I Really Like It Because Few Things- 1. We Get A Huge Holiday From School,So We Clean Our House. .2. I Really Enjoy As We Work Hard Cleaning Our House,And In The End Our House Is Very Neat Like Never Before <3 .3. I Really Enjoy Celebrating The Holiday Itself
What Do We Do In Passover? We Take Out Everything,And I Mean Everything In My House That Is Bread,Or Made From Wheat.Of Course,It Doesn't Mean We Eat Nothing... There's A Special Bread Named 'Macha'-And I'm Not Using Google Translate For That. It Looks Like This And There Is Special Food Which Is Made For Passover,Which Is Used From 'Macha Flour'.And We Have A Kind Of Book Called 'Agada'-I Don't Know How To Explain That To You,But We Read It And Do What It Says (We're Prepared With That) And When They Tell To Eat The Macha It's The Best Part,But Eating The Food In The Table Is Actually Better.We Have A Special Passover Plate,And What's In The Plate Is- A Chicken Leg,A Potato,An Egg,A Lettuce,Charoset,Horseradish-We Eat It All,The Potato Is In Salt Water,The Charoset Is With Macha And A Piece Of Lettuce,The Horseradish Is With Macha,And We Don't Eat The Chicken Leg And The Egg,Unless We Want To After We Read The Agada...
The Thing That We Do Last,Is Eat A Special Piece Of Macha Which Is Called Afikoman,After We Eat It,We Can't Eat Anything And Can Only Drink Water.
I Forgot To Say That We Also Sing Songs That Are Written In The Agada.
I Also Forgot To Say That There Cannot Be Any Bread In Our House-Found Or Seen,That's Why We Burn The Left Bread... And We Also Use Special Passover Dishes As We Can't Use The Normal Dishes (They're Full Of Bread Things,Adn It's Not Allowed..)

[Sculi the Ax]

username;; Skuliax
what's your favorite holiday tradition?;; My favourite holiday tradition is simply smiling. To understand this, however, you need to understand the dry and empty smiles given out day-to-day. The grins that have lost all meaning, and are hollow in joy. You'd need to understand the everyday struggle that life puts us up for, the cracked lips to offer encouragement when you don't actually mean it. And there it is. You don't actually mean it. As December rolls around, everyone grows warmer, fuzzier, and supporting. My favourite holiday tradition? Meaning it. Saying something and meaning it. Smiling with a reason to, because someone's given me a reason to. Filling my words with a meaning, and supporting people with a purpose.
I suppose you could call it charity, but not in giving away money. Not in donating toys and blankets that children in need receive from unknown strangers. The type of charity that offers up happiness, that can turn a bad day into a good day because somebody cares. A change from the dry and void language that everyone uses and can see right through, that what I like giving. Ilike embracing somebody and giving them a real reason to smile.

[polariie]

Username;;

I am .Polaris., I took the name after the North Star.

What's your favorite holiday tradition?;;

ooh, my favourite? Oh haha so many...

My family doesnt have any 'original' or 'special' traditions, as my family isn't the most
festive due to my dad absolutely hating the whole commercializing of every holiday.
(Thanks dad for taking the fun out of everything ;A;)

But we do participate in the normal things, like putting up a tree,
decorating it, decorating the house, presents, all that good stuff.

But my favourite would have to be making Christmas cookies with my Grandmother.
Honestly its a rather new thing we've been doing, only doing this for a few years.
But I have to say that I love it. I don't see my Grandmother as much as I
used to, what with me and my brother getting older
(we used to go up to her house once every week).

Shes a wonderful lady who's gone through a lot of terrible things, and I just love seeing her.
I love spending time with her, and with the mix of making cookies it couldn't be better! Except it will be,
recently my favourite aunt moved to our state from Colorado, so now I see her all the time now, and I'll be making
cookies with her at well ^^


Overall, I love the whole Christmas holiday, but If I had to pick my favourite 'tradition' it would be that ^^

[finoodle]

username;; Cute6066, But you can call me cute if you want!

what's your favorite holiday tradition?;; Well, every year me my mom and dad put out my advent calendar. It counts down from the first day of December. We bought it when we first moved to our house, it was a gift from my aunt and I treasure it greatly. Every night, I go to the santa stocking advent calender. I find a math/science problem in one of the pockets that have the numbers on them. In return of answer I get a York Peppermint Patty, or some candy. I love them and it brings my small family together every night.

Merry Christmas <3

[Lierre]

username;;
Lierre

what's your favorite holiday tradition?;;
Every year for Christmas, my sister and I receive a 'Golden Gift' from "Santa". It is the only present we get from him and it is always wrapped in golden wrapping paper. As for the actual present, it's typically a special kind of stuffed animal called "Steiff". However, last year I received a vintage taxidermy squirrel. The 'Golden Gift' is never anything electronic or brand new, which gives the gift a sense of wonderful nostalgia. <3

[bsktcase]

username;; iPeeta
what's your favorite holiday tradition?;; When I'm with my mom's side of the family and we do a secret santa as a family. One for the kids and one for the adults. Why I love it is you can trade you gift before you open it. The reason for that someone ends up with a gift no one wants. Most of the time it is a Vikings thing because, my family is Packer fans. Then once opened you can still trade it around.

[Golden.AUO]

username;;
Bloodscythe
what's your favorite holiday tradition?;;
It's more of a personal holiday tradition. On Christmas Eve, we usually open presents and have some sort of celebratory snack like hot chocolate of left overs. We did this because my dad wouldn't come home from work until around 11pm-12am and he would usually have to work on Christmas. So this was our way of having the family gift giving part of Christmas.

[LoneAnubis]

username;;
what's your favorite holiday tradition?;;

Reserve ;w;

[Got That Jazz?]

Oh mi, present adoptables... I can't wait.