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Alyosha, at least you get to open your gifts on Christmas… My family has a (great) tradition of waiting until January 6th (Epiphany). Usually people ask how I survive when I tell them that.
It’s snowing here and probably won’t accumulate enough to do anything with it. Oh well, an excuse to read more.
Our tradition is to set up our Nativity set with only the animals, then make Mary and Joseph walk to the manger, arriving on Christmas Eve. Then baby Jesus appears on Christmas. And then, until January 6th, Epiphany (traditionally when the Magi came), the wise men wander through the house until they reach our CONVERTED stable (Joseph makes it into a house).
And lately we’ve been mad that our set has one shepherd and three wise men (since the Bible says shepherds and an unspecified number of Magi). So we’ve been adding other toys to the mix.
Falafels rock.
Lemon juice and Gouda sounds delicious… We usually put tabouli and feta cheese with our hummus/pitas.Miracle Whip is fancy (sort of) mayonnaise.
Sarah, I meant that I have trouble getting the ideas on paper. And thank you.
Pip, your avatar is now black, it seems. Glad you liked the Guard Movie, too.
I write scripts, though. My best writing comes through collaboration, which could mean that I’m not any good at getting stuff down, but my collaborators are brilliant…
Unplug the game and throw ’em some books. A Thanksgiving they’ll never forget, at least for the boredom you created!
Alyosha, do you put anything else with your hummus/pitas? Have you ever had falafels?
I might consider it, but really, I’m into film more than writing. Plus, my stories never end up going anywhere. I’ve started a few, but they tend to hit walls with alarming rapidity. And I’m too lazy to write around them.
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