Holiday memories
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Holiday memories
Hi everyone!
Hope everybody had a very Merry Christmas (or Hannukah or Kwanzaa!)
I'm just getting a little nostalgic here-what is a favorite holiday memory of yours? Mine is when I was in college and living in an apartment by myself for the first time. It was about 4-5 years after my transplant and I was savoring my independence! I have always felt quite comfortable being alone with myself so I wasn't at all lonely. That Christmas I can remember walking to the store in the snow around dusk and the nice, cozy feeling I had of going back to "my place" and decorating it for Christmas...that year, I had an old raggedy tree (the kind covered in that white "styrofoam" stuff)! I couldn't even put lights on it because it was metal (and it had turned yellow with age! ) I put a string of lights in my livingroom window and my tree on a table and stayed up late at night making candy for my family!
The best part was that we had a blizzard and I was "snowed in" for a week or so!....I didn't have much at that time (still don't! ) but it was one of the best Christmases ever because I finally felt "normal", being on my own like that.
What is your favorite holiday memory?
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Hm...I have several but the most recent would have to be the first holiday that I spent with my boyfriend, Terry. At first, he thought that we wouldn't be able to get/afford a tree (fake one), but he said that when he saw the disappointment on my face about it, he decided to get one. I thought that was sweet of him to do (because we were low on the income that year).
But because it was our first (and certainly not last) holiday spent together, it was a good memory.
But because it was our first (and certainly not last) holiday spent together, it was a good memory.
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I don't remember things so good but I have to say this Xmas day has been the best & worst in a long time.
The best because I was with some cool people & family and enjoyed things like sledging in the moonlight (a white xmas). I haven't been sledging since I was about 9, as there hasn't been enough snow.
The worst because I missed someone very badly.
J
The best because I was with some cool people & family and enjoyed things like sledging in the moonlight (a white xmas). I haven't been sledging since I was about 9, as there hasn't been enough snow.
The worst because I missed someone very badly.
J
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Ye Olde Welsh Wales,..
Nearest town Blaenau Ffestiniog..
Much feasting was done on Xmas day..
Some time was spent on the beach with my brother on Xmas eve.. (Nut with a KiteBuggy:D )
Sledging in the snow & moonlight was the idea of my nephew.. & it was indeed as clear as day.. Almost full moon and beautifully crisp:)
The house we were in sleeps 15:) Anyone up for a future year??
J
Nearest town Blaenau Ffestiniog..
Much feasting was done on Xmas day..
Some time was spent on the beach with my brother on Xmas eve.. (Nut with a KiteBuggy:D )
Sledging in the snow & moonlight was the idea of my nephew.. & it was indeed as clear as day.. Almost full moon and beautifully crisp:)
The house we were in sleeps 15:) Anyone up for a future year??
J
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