My family, like most families I think, celebrate Christmas. It's pretty much what our year surrounds. Even my dad, who's Jewish and grew up in such manner, gets really into Christmas. There's decorations all over my house; family and friends are coming over tomorrow, and cookies are flooding my basement freezer.
I wish I had pictures of the train set scene my dad usually sets up most years, but sadly this year he just didn't have time to get it all ready. It's really incredible when it's all set up-- there's the train and multiple (I mean probably fifteen plus years of collecting?) figurines all over in an organized matter. But I do have shots of all the decorating my mom did. Not all of it though, because I'd probably crash your computer if I uploaded everything.
But I do have this, my Christmas Traditions:
1. Listening to Jessica Simpson's "Rejoyce" album
{no matter how irrelevant she might become, I love it!}
2. Watching It's a Wonderful Life
3. All of us piling into my parents' bed Christmas morning.
4. Giving my siblings their gifts Christmas eve.
5. Reading The Night Before Christmas
Merry Christmas!!
I wish I had pictures of the train set scene my dad usually sets up most years, but sadly this year he just didn't have time to get it all ready. It's really incredible when it's all set up-- there's the train and multiple (I mean probably fifteen plus years of collecting?) figurines all over in an organized matter. But I do have shots of all the decorating my mom did. Not all of it though, because I'd probably crash your computer if I uploaded everything.
But I do have this, my Christmas Traditions:
1. Listening to Jessica Simpson's "Rejoyce" album{no matter how irrelevant she might become, I love it!}
2. Watching It's a Wonderful Life
3. All of us piling into my parents' bed Christmas morning.
4. Giving my siblings their gifts Christmas eve.
5. Reading The Night Before Christmas
Merry Christmas!!