Welcome to the Christmas Wonder Blog Hop!
Are you ready for the holidays? Here at Decadent Publishing, we sure are! We’ve got some great NEW holiday releases to get you in the festive spirit, and some older titles that are fabulous!
Don't forget to visit all of the blogs linked below. See what these bloggers love most about the season and which books are on their Christmas wish lists. There’s a giveaway at each stop including ours!
Are you ready for the holidays? Here at Decadent Publishing, we sure are! We’ve got some great NEW holiday releases to get you in the festive spirit, and some older titles that are fabulous!
Don't forget to visit all of the blogs linked below. See what these bloggers love most about the season and which books are on their Christmas wish lists. There’s a giveaway at each stop including ours!
Leave
a comment (don’t forget your email address) with a fun holiday memory or
tradition you’ve had and you could win three Decadent Publishing digital
holiday books! Good LUCK!!
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Thanks for joining in on the hop yall! Hope you have a great Christmas Season!
ReplyDeleteOne year I went to bed with a few gifts under the tree on Christmas Eve. On Christmas day when I woke up, there were so many. I believed in Santa that year. araba44 @ hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteOn Christmas, my family sits down and have dinner together, watch a movie and stay up late to open up gifts.
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Christmas tradition,cooking recipes that have been in the family for years, remembering family that is no longer with us.
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On the 21st/22nd of December my mum and I decorate the tree while listening to our Christmas records. We then usually make the first batch of mince pies.
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One of my favorite memories was the year Santa left a trail of snowy footprints throughout our home starting out at the fireplace. I never became suspicious that Mom had to vacuum up the footprints (until years later when she told me it was baby powder that they used to make the prints of the boots dad wore). It made me believe in Santa doubly that year..... Thanks bunches for the giveaway!
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Christmas tradition, making my great grandmothers holiday dish and remembering all the family that has gone to heaven. Thanks for being part of this fun hop and for the chance to win. <^_^>
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ReplyDeleteMy favorite Christmas Tradition is a Christmas-Eve Dinner. Since I was a small child we have had Fondue which consists on beef cut into small pieces and everyone gets their own small bowl of meat to cook in the pot. Dinner usually takes about 3 hours because you have to cook each piece of meat one piece at a time. The funniest thing is that if your meat falls off your fork in the pot you have to kiss everyone at the table of the opposite sex on the check. My family has been doing this since I was a child and I am 50 years old. I have 4 siblings and including their kids and the grandchildren it can be quit the night, but we all love it. I think it is the best quality time we all spend together all year. We talk and laugh and the spirit of Christmas really comes alive not to mention the love of being with family. After dinner we open one present each, one person at a time. We have a large family and the night is can be very long. After the present opening we go to Midnight mass together. That is our Christmas Tradition.
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Thanks for the giveaway! Merry Christmas! davisbk121@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteWe had a big meal on Christmas Eve so on Christmas day we'd have an antipasto with room temperature safe food out all day for people to nibble on. My mother would also make a crock pot of sloppy joe mixture for those not thrilled with the antipasto. It was about the only time we got sloppy joes so it was a real treat.
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The family stays up watching movies until midnight and then we open our presents.
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My favorite Christmas Tradition is a Christmas-Eve Dinner. Since I was a small child we have had Fondue which consists on beef cut into small pieces and everyone gets their own small bowl of meat to cook in the pot. Dinner usually takes about 3 hours because you have to cook each piece of meat one piece at a time. The funniest thing is that if your meat falls off your fork in the pot you have to kiss everyone at the table of the opposite sex on the check. My family has been doing this since I was a child and I am 50 years old. I have 4 siblings and including their kids and the grandchildren it can be quit the night, but we all love it. I think it is the best quality time we all spend together all year. We talk and laugh and the spirit of Christmas really comes alive not to mention the love of being with family. After dinner we open one present each, one person at a time. We have a large family and the night is can be very long. After the present opening we go to Midnight mass together. That is our Christmas Tradition.
ReplyDeleteGenerally, we don't have many traditions at Christmas. The one thing I do usually do is go shopping with my sister.
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