Christmas memories

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In Germany,it was not Santa, it was the Christ child that would bring the gifts. And it would happen while we were in church in the afternoon. On hindsight, - why was Jesus allowed to skip church on Christmas?
Though , pretty much everyone knew it was the parents responsible for the gifts.
 
The boss' kid always gets favoured? :D

More false rationale? It is popular in some fields so as to avoid reality ... thus gross denial in some characters ...

Is that characteristic of those in the lead? Stimulates the back ally stuff ... Marie Lav Eau ... a wash?
 
When we lived in what was then Galt, the choir director for a little church on the west side lived across the street from us.
My mom had me join that choir, I am not sure why or how it came about, but, I would be sent off one night a week, plus Sunday morning to church with Mr. E.

On Chistmas morning, this church always had a service, and I would be sent off to church once again.

I have memory of walking into the house after church, and the kids running screaming through the house -- she's home, she's home, can we open our presents now?

I later would say that I was my families imperfect offering.

ps. Mr. E. gave me the creeps. I don't know if there was something off about him, but, i wouldn't let my little sister go over to their house...and ensured she did not join the choir.
 
Too many girls have experiences with creey guys.. A local RC priest interfered with little girls for years until the girls spoke out very openly as a group.
 
Every girl experiences creepy guys. Some of them murder us, some beat us, many rape us. If you're lucky, your experience is limited to catcalls, unwanted staring and probably some groping attempts. Sometimes, it feels like "life as prey".

But this is Christmas memories. Feels like the only culinary success in my mother's year. She made the Christmas cake in November, along with two steamed puddings, one for each of Christmas and New Year's Day, to be served with hard sauce and custard. If we had an appetizer, it was a packaged shrimp ring. The turkey was fine, sometimes a bit dry, but two stuffings and nice gravy. Mashed potatoes, very overcooked brussels, a can of corn, a tin of cranberries which she almost always forgot until we were half finished. A sherry glass of white wine with dinner. Tea afterwards, perhaps with a glass of bailey's or creme de menthe. Then a boatload of dishes (the good ones with the good cutlery), by hand with the roasting pan left to soak. Game (cribbage rummoli scrabble) and day officially over which meant permission to begin devouring Christmas book(s).
 
Every girl experiences creepy guys. Some of them murder us, some beat us, many rape us. If you're lucky, your experience is limited to catcalls, unwanted staring and probably some groping attempts. Sometimes, it feels like "life as prey".

But this is Christmas memories. Feels like the only culinary success in my mother's year. She made the Christmas cake in November, along with two steamed puddings, one for each of Christmas and New Year's Day, to be served with hard sauce and custard. If we had an appetizer, it was a packaged shrimp ring. The turkey was fine, sometimes a bit dry, but two stuffings and nice gravy. Mashed potatoes, very overcooked brussels, a can of corn, a tin of cranberries which she almost always forgot until we were half finished. A sherry glass of white wine with dinner. Tea afterwards, perhaps with a glass of bailey's or creme de menthe. Then a boatload of dishes (the good ones with the good cutlery), by hand with the roasting pan left to soak. Game (cribbage rummoli scrabble) and day officially over which meant permission to begin devouring Christmas book(s).
Bette, what is hard sauce?
 
Every girl experiences creepy guys. Some of them murder us, some beat us, many rape us. If you're lucky, your experience is limited to catcalls, unwanted staring and probably some groping attempts. Sometimes, it feels like "life as prey".

But this is Christmas memories. Feels like the only culinary success in my mother's year. She made the Christmas cake in November, along with two steamed puddings, one for each of Christmas and New Year's Day, to be served with hard sauce and custard. If we had an appetizer, it was a packaged shrimp ring. The turkey was fine, sometimes a bit dry, but two stuffings and nice gravy. Mashed potatoes, very overcooked brussels, a can of corn, a tin of cranberries which she almost always forgot until we were half finished. A sherry glass of white wine with dinner. Tea afterwards, perhaps with a glass of bailey's or creme de menthe. Then a boatload of dishes (the good ones with the good cutlery), by hand with the roasting pan left to soak. Game (cribbage rummoli scrabble) and day officially over which meant permission to begin devouring Christmas book(s).

And folk question where the myth of the obscure snake originated? Parallel to that the generation of loss of thought or rising ignorance to destroy humanity? It is similar to nothing ...
 
@ Waterfall ... my grand dad always declared that love in its purest form occurred when you have nothing ...

Maybe why mortals feel it so as they come here devoid of intelligence ... sense of delinquency?
 
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