Comments on: Christmas, just another weird tradition http://www.nine-moons.com/2004/12/16/christmas-just-another-weird-tradition/ Sat, 22 Nov 2008 11:01:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Comment Restore http://www.nine-moons.com/2004/12/16/christmas-just-another-weird-tradition/#comment-50 Comment Restore Mon, 28 Nov 2005 09:03:54 +0000 http://www.nine-moons.com/?p=57#comment-50 Thanks, Dad! I was hoping to write/see a blog on Christmas traditions -- specifically hoping to hear some favorite holiday traditions of everyone out there. As I begin to establish family traditions for my own children, I am always looking for more and better ideas. So please share! One I heard recently I'd like to try: a separate, smaller tree decorated only in things relating to Christ and the Nativity, under which family members place their gift to Jesus for the coming year in the form of a written goal scrolled up and tied in ribbon. Another fun idea: a Santa look-alike contest (using shaving cream) on Christmas Eve, followed of course by photo documentation of the winner(s). A favorite from childhood: gathering in Mom and Dad's bed on Christmas morning until everyone was together, then going downstairs to see our gifts all at the same time. Merry Christmas, everyone! Amy | Email | Homepage | 12.17.04 - 12:32 am | # You make me want to write a post concering traditions in general. (now that finals are over, maybe I can! Yea!) But, I guess to sum up my thoughts on tradition, I think they are good and binding, like you said, as long as we do not place tradition in front of doctrine. Bret | Email | Homepage | 12.17.04 - 4:29 pm | # Merry Christmas and Happry Boxing Day everyone!>8p Bret | Email | Homepage | 12.17.04 - 4:30 pm | # Name: Email: Comment: ? Commenting by HaloScan.com Thanks, Dad! I was hoping to write/see a blog on Christmas traditions — specifically hoping to hear some favorite holiday traditions of everyone out there. As I begin to establish family traditions for my own children, I am always looking for more and better ideas. So please share!

One I heard recently I’d like to try: a separate, smaller tree decorated only in things relating to Christ and the Nativity, under which family members place their gift to Jesus for the coming year in the form of a written goal scrolled up and tied in ribbon. Another fun idea: a Santa look-alike contest (using shaving cream) on Christmas Eve, followed of course by photo documentation of the winner(s).

A favorite from childhood: gathering in Mom and Dad’s bed on Christmas morning until everyone was together, then going downstairs to see our gifts all at the same time.

Merry Christmas, everyone!
Amy | Email | Homepage | 12.17.04 - 12:32 am | #

You make me want to write a post concering traditions in general. (now that finals are over, maybe I can! Yea!) But, I guess to sum up my thoughts on tradition, I think they are good and binding, like you said, as long as we do not place tradition in front of doctrine.
Bret | Email | Homepage | 12.17.04 - 4:29 pm | #

Merry Christmas and Happry Boxing Day everyone!>8p
Bret | Email | Homepage | 12.17.04 - 4:30 pm | #

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