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Posted: Wed Dec 27, 2006 2:42 am
by Cole
Stonemaybe wrote:....and roll on the summer!
Christmas is in summer, silly.

:P

Posted: Wed Dec 27, 2006 5:47 am
by Wyldewode
Alynna Lis Eachann wrote:Tree? Lights? What is this madness of which you speak?

The last time we "decorated" for Christmas, we never actually took the decoration down. It's been sitting there for about 2 years now.

Of course, all it consisted of was put a Santa's elf hat on the cardboard Legolas cutout that stands in the back of the living room...

Yeah, we're that bad. And proud of it. :mrgreen:
In college my suitemates had a Luke Skywalker cardboard cutout that we called "Wormy." We dressed him for every season, every holiday, and posed him in every holiday picture we took. It was such a tradition for us. . . it was sad when we finally sold him in a garage sale a few years after graduation--for $1, I think, to a kid across the street. Poor Wormy had a creased neck by then, so he would rather look at you for a second, then is head would droop onto his chest. That thing was the source of much silliness. :P

Unfortunately my Christmas Wormy pictures are strored on cd somewhere, but I was able to pull up a picture of my suitemate dancing with Wormy. Notice the dorm-room decor. . . I won't tell you what year that was. :D

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Posted: Wed Dec 27, 2006 10:45 am
by Queeaqueg
Well, I still find the day special. I like having the family over. It is good that it is only one day of the year(or week) because 1. We would all become poor quick 2. It would lose its specialness

Posted: Wed Dec 27, 2006 11:19 am
by Edinburghemma
I flippin love Winterval, cept for all the cooking. I must have spent atleast 10 hours quartering mushrooms this year and don't get me started on the nuts....