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Santa is coming
11.22.06 (9:29 am)   [edit]

Right now, I'm using a Santa MSN guy.

My cousin asked me why Santa was naked. (He's not, really. He is shirtless but wearing a hat, and the graphic only shows him from the shoulders up.)  All I I had to say was "Santa is coming," and she said "ew!" Did I mention Santa is showing his supposed "o" face in the graphic? MWAUAHAHAA

Christmas is a huge deal for many people I know. But it's barely a blip on my radar. I buy gifts, but I don't go crazy with decorations and parties, etc. My family didn't make a huge deal about Christmas -- maybe a few times when I was a kid. There was always a gift exchange, though, and the occasional gathering with other family.

But most of my memories are of me when I was around 10 and up where I decorated our tree all by myself and put out the decorations when I got home from school. 

Now, if my relatives from Hong Kong don't visit for Christmas, it's pretty much like any other day with my parents. I'll hang with my mom anyway. Also my mom and I have our birthdays really close to Christmas. I tend to think birthdays are a bigger deal than Christmas. 

And I love Chinese New Year more. That's the time for food, family, and gifts for me!

I need to think of a nice present for my mom's birthday this year. Legally she is 60, but she might be turning 61. And she doesn't like anything or want anything. Ugh! I'll start with a nice bouquet, but I don't know what else to get her.

 

 


posted by: FinalyFree (reply)
post date: 11.22.06 (10:05 am)

I make a big deal out of Christmas simply because that's the way things have always been, lol. My Mom always went 'all out' and I've sort of followed suit. The last couple of years have been more low-key but my kids have served notice that this year they expect all the baking and decorating! heh Maybe Disneyworld for Christmas wouldn't be such a bad idea :)



posted by: roxgirl (reply)
post date: 11.22.06 (1:32 pm)

Yeah, Christmas just isn't the same now that I'm all growd-up! LOL I think I need to have kids just so I can rediscover the joys of Christmas!!!

Glad things with Mr.N are going well!!! :)



posted by: themarina (reply)
post date: 11.22.06 (3:40 pm)

My parents are the hardest people to shop for so the last few years, christmas have been full of practical gifts (like a computer for this year). Birthdays are for pampering. Spa treatments have gone over REALLY well with my mom.



posted by: rosietulips (reply)
post date: 11.24.06 (10:11 am)

Reply to: FinalyFree
I heard that Christmas Day at Disneyland is crazy busy!!! I guess I don't really have any Christmas traditions to keep up with *L* Mr. Nick is big into Christmas. He already has lights up in his apartment!



posted by: rosietulips (reply)
post date: 11.24.06 (10:12 am)

Reply to: roxgirl
Christmas is definitely for the kiddies! Oh, you don't need to be logged in here to comment anymore!



posted by: rosietulips (reply)
post date: 11.24.06 (10:13 am)

Reply to: themarina
I wish my mom was into spa stuff. I don't know how comfortable she'd be in a non-Chinese speaking place either. I think I am going to get her tools. I tend to enjoy buying practical gifts instead of sort of junky trinket thing.




posted by: rosietulips (reply)
post date: 11.24.06 (10:13 am)

Reply to: breakouttheglass
That would suck so badly to have a birthday on Christmas! It's already bad enough to have it near Christmas!



posted by: FinalyFree (reply)
post date: 11.27.06 (12:01 pm)

Reply to:
I love it too but I don't have any lights up here yet, lol. Ya, I don't think I'd like Christmas at Disney either :)


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