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Thinking as far back as memory allows, can you recall your absolute FAVORITE, best Christmas you ever had?
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Jan 10, 2019 - 3:04 PM
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Wolfssohn
(Member)
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I think this one 2018. Of course I had great christmas as a child, but not much memories left of. Only remember, when I grew up, 18 and older, the feeling for christmas changed. This christmas was really great again. I' m member of a little german weaving forum, which lost its platform ' bout one year ago and luckily became part of a bigger creative forum. Real nice bunch of folks there. This christmas the leader had the idea of " wichteln " , I think in english called " secret Santa " . 14 members of us took part of it and we all had a lot of fun and a great time before christmas. Of course we weren' t aloud to open the secret package before christmas eve and that was real hard for all of us. Best of it was, we 13 decided to surprise our leader with a " extra- wichtel " , so that she too, had to guess by whom her packages was. We laughed our ass of, every day she was writing, " Are you crazy, lots of packages with my name on it arrived. " I got a real nice gift. Since I' m the only fellow there and didn' t want to get ladies stuff, I wrote a letter to my Wichtel, with what I like/ need and not. I was so lucky, I got, what was on top of my list. I don' t know, how to call this in english, perhaps legwarmers, they' re to protect my pants from dirt, when I' m in the woods with my dog Jacy. I' m wool crazy and they' re real shetlandwool. Then I got another great gift more. A friend of my mom is a real knitting junkie and made this awful sweater for me. The wool turned out to not good work for weaving, so she crocheted me that sweater. It' s real islandic wool and totally warm, so winter can come. [IMG]https://directupload.net/images/190110/wgkroqet.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]https://directupload.net/images/190110/7we6gk7c.jpg[/IMG] ... and another great gift is still on its way to me. Comes from the states and didnt' t make it right on time to christmas, but hopefully will arrive in couple of days. ... but only to know, it' s on its way to me, is great christmas ever. greetings Wolfssohn
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No idea. They all seem to merge together. But obviously one from my childhood. I thought you were going to say " the year the temperature rose to only ten below zero ". Lol!
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Waking up to see my new set of Lionel trains going round in circles!
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Jan 11, 2019 - 7:33 PM
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RR
(Member)
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I didn't have Christmases as a child, because my family was (and still is) in the Jehovah's Witness cult. Luckily, I broke free, and have been enjoying the holiday more and more each year. My best Christmas present, bar none, was also one of the least expensive ones I ever received. Sometime during the summer, my husband was at an estate sale while I was at work. He bought three paper cartons full of science fiction paperbacks, at a dollar apiece. He hid them at a friends house, and wrapped them up and put them beside the Christmas tree on Christmas Eve. It was amazing. Of course, I had read quite a few of the books, but it took me literally years to read all of the ones I hadn't. Best gift ever.
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Lionel or bust!
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