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What do Ты usually do during the holiday season?

The holiday season begins in late autumn (fall) and lasts through part of the winter. Usually, I celebrate Thanksgiving with my family. We have a nice ужин and watch the Macy's Thanksgiving день parade. They день after Thanksgiving, my aunt and uncle and I decorate for Christmas. I know some people do this after Halloween, but I think any time before Thanksgiving is too early. To each is own, though. On Рождество Day, I celebrate with my family and have Рождество ужин and exchange gifts. The день after Christmas, we put away our Рождество decorations. Some people wait longer than that. Again, to each is own. We then prepare for New Year's and stay up until midnight on New Year's Eve to ring in the new year.
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80smusiclover1 said:
Well, the holiday season here in the Philippines usually starts as early as September and ends on the first или секунда week of January. Since my birthday comes first before Christmas, my family and I celebrate it by visiting another country. We have been doing this since 2010. Then, on Рождество Day, we would take фото around the Рождество Tree, open our presents, and go out for dinner. Finally, on New Year's Eve, we stay up late, keep track of the countdown on TV, and watch the fireworks. We then finish the celebration by having a New Year's Dinner.
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That sounds neat. I know those of Ты who aren't from North America might not celebrate Thanksgiving.
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That's true.
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BingoPB said:
My family and I celebrate Thanksgiving with my paternal grandmother. We have Thanksgiving dinner. The Далее day, we usually had Thanksgiving leftovers, but we haven't done that since I was in middle school. The день after Thanksgiving, we decorate for Christmas. On Рождество Day, we celebrate with my paternal grandmother, and for years, we did a celebration the день after Рождество with my maternal grandmother. On New Year's Eve, we watch the ball drop to ring in the New Year. On New Year's Day, our Рождество decorations are taken down.
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Yes. When Ты celebrate with your maternal grandmother, Ты have the fun of the "Circle of Sharing", right?
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Yeah, I do.
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Roldan13 said:
I always go to my grandmother's for Thanksgiving. My family and I enjoy Еда and watch the Macy's Thanksgiving день Parade and the National Dog Show. We set up and decorate our Рождество дерево on December 5, which is the день my mother was born, and we take it down on New Year's Eve, the день she tragically died, along with my father. I then watch the New Year's Eve special with my family to ring in the New Year.
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This was touching. Of course, that Bulldog that won Best in Показать was gorgeous.
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Yes. He looked a lot like my Winston.
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RetroRock64 said:
I used to go to my grandmother's, but since she passed away, my family gathers at my house for Thanksgiving. This year, I made a шпинат and artichoke dip with blue кукуруза chips as an appetizer. It turned out delicious. On November 30, we put our Рождество дерево in our living room. It already has lights on it, so that's one less thing we deal with. It comes down on December 30. For Christmas, my mother makes a stuffed turkey, and we have a small family dinner, just the three of us, (me, my mother, and my father). We then open presents. On New Year's Eve, I get with my Друзья and have a New Year's party to ring in the new year.
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That шпинат and artichoke dip sounds delicious.
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I was so good. I wish I could let Ты try some.
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