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Tradition

The kids are making our traditional Christmas breakfast. Eggs Benedict and fresh squeezed OJ. It's nice when they are the ones cooking, and you get to sleep in! Thomas calls the hollandaise sauce “holiday sauce”. What traditions do you have? And Nicole and I are making Mexican food for tonight. We have guests.

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Shelldell said…
We love Tamales, but we don't always have them as the do take some time to make.

Our traditions are few, we usually see where we will be for Christmas some times we are in NY some times we are In Newburg and sometimes we are in Corvallis.

Now that the Forbes are moving to Albany we maybe able to have some traditions.

We do have a Stuewe Christmas potluck at Tina's the weekend before Christmas. We like taking the girls to story book land and to the pepsi cola light display. Eric and I like going to the victorian home tour in Albany and see the houses decorated for Christmas.

When we see Carmen we go see Brooklyn tabernacle Christmas service.
and a Christmas play on Broadway.
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