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Jingle is cute - or Kringle0
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Jingle is cute - or Kringle
Did you watch the claymation Christmas special recently??
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well - yeah - haven't we all
It just isn't Christmas without that!! 0 -
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Why do I have to work so much today? :frown:0 -
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Why do I have to work so much today? :frown:
U dont...I give you permission not too 0 -
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Who all here is married?0 -
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Why do I have to work so much today? :frown:
U dont...I give you permission not too
Please email my boss. :smooched:0 -
I know its called having a "case of the mondays" when you don't feel like working on Monday. But what is it called on Friday?0
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Who all here is married?
Are we speaking in legal terms here? 0 -
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Who all here is married?
Not me.0 -
I know its called having a "case of the mondays" when you don't feel like working on Monday. But what is it called on Friday?
It's called Sneaking Out Early 0 -
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Who all here is married?
Not me.
Me neither.
And no, Lauryn. YOU ARE NOT MARRIED!!! YAY.
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Happily married 21 years to MFP Member Mariettarose, who has lost a ton and looks like Wonder Woman with a bad dye job.
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/Mariettarose
Everybody leave her a note, tell her she's kicking butt. She's shy.0 -
Happily married 21 years to MFP Member Mariettarose, who has lost a ton and looks like Wonder Woman with a bad dye job.
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/Mariettarose
Everybody leave her a note, tell her she's kicking butt. She's shy.
awwwwwwwwwww! YAY!0 -
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Who all here is married?
Not me.
Me neither.
And no, Lauryn. YOU ARE NOT MARRIED!!! YAY.
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hahahahaha, I don't think so either!! 0 -
Did you know.....
The original tradition of kissing under the mistletoe included one important step that has been forgotten. For each kiss under the mistletoe, the kissing couple was supposed to remove a berry. When all the berries were gone, the mistletoes' "kissing power" was gone and no more kisses were to be shared under the mistletoe.
Source: some friend's post on Facebook. It's legit. Like everything else you read on the internet. 0 -
Did you know.....
The original tradition of kissing under the mistletoe included one important step that has been forgotten. For each kiss under the mistletoe, the kissing couple was supposed to remove a berry. When all the berries were gone, the mistletoes' "kissing power" was gone and no more kisses were to be shared under the mistletoe.
Source: some friend's post on Facebook. It's legit. Like everything else you read on the internet.
awwwwwwwwwwww!
I've never even kissed under a mistletoe. :frown:0 -
Did you know.....
The original tradition of kissing under the mistletoe included one important step that has been forgotten. For each kiss under the mistletoe, the kissing couple was supposed to remove a berry. When all the berries were gone, the mistletoes' "kissing power" was gone and no more kisses were to be shared under the mistletoe.
Source: some friend's post on Facebook. It's legit. Like everything else you read on the internet.
awwwwwwwwwwww!
I've never even kissed under a mistletoe. :frown:
Me either.
Even being in a relationship that lasted 12 years.0 -
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Who all here is married?
I've been married for 1 year and 5 months today!!!0 -
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Who all here is married?
I've been married for 1 year and 5 months today!!!
'Gratz!0 -
How did the tradition of leaving milk and cookies out for Santa begin???0
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How did the tradition of leaving milk and cookies out for Santa begin???
I Googled. Of course.
A: Many theories
Can't be sure but here are a few of the common theories:
-Do you know that the most popular cookie kids leave for Santa is the Oreo? Maybe that’s because over 9.1 billion of them are sold each year. There is no exact date recorded but the idea of leaving cookies for Santa started sometime in the 1930’s. Naughty kids use them to bribe Santa at the last minute and nice kids use them as a way of thanking him for all his hard work on Christmas Eve.
-Cookies and milk being left out for Santa Claus: the modern Christmas tree tradition came from western Germany, from a medieval custom, as a paradise tree -- a tree decorated with apples, wafers and/or cookies. When the "paradise tree" merged with Christianity and became part of the Christmas celebration cookies and wafers were still part of the decorations. As time passed Santa would often snack on a decoration (to keep in shape!). Children (and perhaps parents) noticed that there were decorations that had been snacked on (although in old times the snacking was done by mice too) and so began leaving them out on plates by the fire -- partially to keep them close to Santa's entrance and partially to keep the mice away. Homes that did not use wafers or cookies thought it would be nice to leave out something for me to munch on too after hearing stories from other families about how much Santa enjoyed their cookies. Eventually fewer and fewer people decorated the tree with food but wanted to keep up the tradition of leaving something for Santa Claus.
-The tradition of Christmas cookies for Santa isn’t an incredibly old one. In fact, it is believed to have emerged around the time of the Great Depression when parents wanted to inspire their children to share with others, especially in hard times.
-Straw and carrots are left for the reindeer. Hay was left for St. Nicholas's horse before 1821. These items were, at one time, left for the Magi's camels. Americans leave milk and cookies for Santa Claus. In England sherry and mince pie are left.
-The origin of leaving cookies is unknown, but an article for the Alibene Reproter-News (Texas), wrote the tradition may be similar to other European holiday customs like how Dutch children fill wooden shoes with hay for Santa's horses.0 -
Me to benw on here. He has been my adoring husband for 5 years and 3 months todayQuestion:
Who all here is married?0 -
Married almost 12 years! I did not find Mr. Right until my early 30's.
My kids would never leave Santa Oreos. It needs to homemade and decorated sugar cookies.0 -
is this day ever going to end?!?!!?!?!0
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is this day ever going to end?!?!!?!?!
Yes, but not for a few more years.0 -
is this day ever going to end?!?!!?!?!
Yes, but not for a few more years.
I'm counting the seconds as they tick by.....0 -
It will end at midnight because then it will be tomorrow.0
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What causes time to go so very slowly on friday afternoon?0
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What causes time to go so very slowly on friday afternoon?
The vacuum of the job.
WORK SUCKS!!! 0
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