What's your favorite winter holiday tradition?
@charlotteclymer Pajama drive to see the lights! :)
@charlotteclymer dead of winter? Quebec Carnival. Spring? Latire.
@charlotteclymer Playing card/board games with relatives and eating pizza from the exact same restaurant every Christmas.
@charlotteclymer watching The Grinch with my husband (the Jim Carrey one)
@charlotteclymer Going out to Chinese food with my very Jewish family on Christmas. πŸ˜‚

@joekatz45 @charlotteclymer

That's my favorite too! Tho I never have, I just like it ...platonically.

We have a feastday on Christmas even tho we're ...well, "irreligious" is a kind way to put it. We just like feastdays! Bring em on!

@charlotteclymer Gingerbread. Everywhere, all the time.
@charlotteclymer We take the kids to Benihana for NYE. This will be year 10 πŸ˜„
@charlotteclymer Putting Betty’s Santa hat on!
@charlotteclymer The airing of grievances that follows the annual Cousin Stephanie's Rum Balls gift tin.
@oracleclyde @charlotteclymer you can’t leave us hanging with this cliffhanger!

@caryn @charlotteclymer

There were no feats of strength after those rum balls.

@charlotteclymer Smoking a Prime rib in my smoker along with whole chickens and various veggies. I don’t use the smoker often but when I do I like to knock out a few different things while it’s going.
@charlotteclymer making gingerbread cookies and delivering them to friends. What is your favorite tradition?
@charlotteclymer Every Christmas Eve I get myself the good hot chocolate and read the Christmas Carol after everyone else is in bed
@charlotteclymer joining a less poisonous social media app!
@charlotteclymer Not working.

@jonmaki @charlotteclymer
Ever notice that no one's boss ever says "Best thing is giving my hard-working employees some much earned time off"?

Sad commentary on American business owners

@charlotteclymer hibernating with my family and watching movies on the couch.
@charlotteclymer Staying inside and muttering "Looks fuckin' COLD out there...:

@charlotteclymer Spring!

Seriously...exploring outdoors after a big snowstorm

@charlotteclymer I'm another one going out for Chinese food, although I'm not Jewish. Very grateful that this tradition was started, though!

Christmas Eve is Captains and Coke and Die Hard, then maybe Constantine. Is that a Christmas movie? A Long Kiss Goodnight is another good choice.

@charlotteclymer we have three
1. Pub Crawl
2. Christmas Eve open house at our friends
3. Christmas Night game night at our home
@charlotteclymer lights on Automobile Alley in OKC.
@charlotteclymer watching The Thin Man and eating pizza on New Years Eve.
@charlotteclymer I've been watching "Love, Actually" every Solstice/Yule (21st Dec) for the last few years. And, m'husband and I always watch "Polar Express" on Christmas Eve. With hot chocolate, of course. My mom's coconut pie is a staple of the hols, too (I've low-carbed it, and it's almost as good as the original - hard to replicate that ready-made Pilsbury pie crust, though). :D

@charlotteclymer

Setting the thermostat a bit higher.

@charlotteclymer - these days we go to the beach between Christmas and New Years and my kid wears a wet suit and plays in the water all day. We invite friends who come for a night or two at diff times during the week. It’s pretty chill…
@charlotteclymer Feast of the (usually more than) Seven Fishes on Christmas Eve. Aka, "Fishmas."
@charlotteclymer New Year’s Eve, the first minute of every year is my fave!! Right at the stroke of midnight we have to run out the back door around the house and through the front while banging pots & pans, holding change, and trying to keep down the pickled herring chased with champagne 🍾 🎊
@charlotteclymer lighting the Yule fire at sundown the eve of Winter Solstice, staying up all night tending the fire till sunup. Dies Natalia Sol Invicta! Happy Birthday to the Unconquered Sun. The meaning of all of it? We will survive the darkness. Which seems very comforting.
@charlotteclymer - Bah Humbugging it. πŸ€ͺ

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My mother's side of the family are Polish immigrants and we always feast on Polish food on Christmas Eve.

It's a big deal for me, because my grandparents decided to be "American" once they arrived here. The food is basically all that was retained.

Oh, and I can polka. But that's about it.

@charlotteclymer making it to Dec. 21st and celebrating with a yellow (for sun) theme.
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The fact that all the adults walk around Christmas eve dinner with a golf pencil and a pad to write down the book recommendations from everybody's year of reading.
@charlotteclymer Opening our Adult Advent calendars.
@charlotteclymer Avoiding the overly-commercialization of it and try to rest up for the new year.
@charlotteclymer So many, but the one that immediately comes to mind is my son and I taking turns placing a Funko Hans Gruber figurine someplace where it is "watching" us (a la covert "Elf on the Shelf") and then the other trying to find it.
@charlotteclymer Muppet Christmas Carol... the only holiday movie I can really stand lol
@charlotteclymer watching the Lord of the Rings Trilogy with my wife.
oh and there usual some very fine food with it.
@charlotteclymer making sweet milk doughnuts using our mom's recipe card. She'd make dozens and hand them out to friends and colleagues. We now have the privilege of making them for her.
@charlotteclymer Drop and dash deliveries of home brew mead and cookies on friends doorsteps replaced our mead tasting Krampus party
Also.. new tradition: banana -eggnog milk shakes while decorating
@charlotteclymer Making pizzelles for the family and driving around to see the lights.
@charlotteclymer gingerbread cookies, mulled cider, stringing popcorn and cranberries.
@charlotteclymer The simplest: having a Christmas tree.