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The Chit Chat Chit Chat Thread
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MouseDreaming
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I learned about St. Nick when we moved to WI. My brothers were young, and very disappointed and worried when nothing showed up in their stockings. It was always billed as a Santa warning trip. If you didn't get anything, it wasn't too late to shape up.We never did St Nick as a separate thing, but then, we weren't Catholic, so maybe that's why. So it was never a confusing thing to me. It wasn't until I moved here where they do Sinterklaas, and I had kids who were doing all the Sinterklaas stuff at school while we did Christmas at home.
Funny story...when I was waiting to pick DS up from school yesterday, one of the mom's was saying her son set his shoe on the 4th and had colored a picture of Santa, who of course is not a "thing" here...and he wrote on it "Sinterklaas, is this your arch enemy?"
We always just told our kids that Sinterklaas and Santa are cousins, and one does the US and the other does the Netherlands, and because I'm American, that's why they get presents from both. We always did just the small gifts for Sinterklaas....things you can put in their shoes. The bigger stuff was for Christmas because we had too much stuff to do around the 5th. DS's birthday is the 3rd, mine the 9th, and my nephew's the 16th. So we opted not to do much with Sinterklaas and to do more with Christmas. I've actually never heard of anyone in the US celebrating Saint Nicholas....you are the very first.
When I was older, it was a popular day for engagements. St. Nick wold drop the ring in the stocking.
donaldtoo
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93boomer
Premium Member
Awww thanks!!Those striped leggings rock!
93boomer
Premium Member
Thanks Minnie!
donaldtoo
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Peace. Yes, peace is a good thing...!
And, is that sort of an HM up there at the top...?
MouseDreaming
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Where were you? Sometimes I get great brisket. Sometimes, it is all fat.
MouseDreaming
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DD says that is amazing.
donaldtoo
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Here at Rudy’s Country Store and Bar-B-Q they give you 3 brisket choices...!!!!!
Its a once a year drink in honour of a passed friend.
21stamps
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T’s school had their annual Santa’s Workshop today.. families bring their kids, kids go in a room to go shopping (everything $5 or less).. and then they took their selections to a table where 7th and 8th grade “Elf” volunteers helped wrap and label the gifts. Then the kids go to a decorating station and make a Christmas cookie. Parents hang out and chit chat while the kids are busy.
Always a good time. This year we finally made it in time for the live animals!
Always a good time. This year we finally made it in time for the live animals!
93boomer
Premium Member
Ooooo the bunnies are sooo cute!!!
Gabe1
Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
A place near my Mom's called Sweet Baby Rays. He was the inventor of the BBQ sauce and sold it off years later.
Gabe1
Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
Rista1313
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sign me up for the Prime Rib!Here at Rudy’s Country Store and Bar-B-Q they give you 3 brisket choices...!!!!!
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Gabe1
Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
With so many lettuce varities to choose from I'm thinking I'll wait a few years.
DW hasn’t commented on that yet. I wonder how long she’ll wait...I love it! Subtle Disney.
Gabe1
Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
I have been out in the snow 3 times so far.it has finally stopped. It is a heavy snow. Not much good for making snowman right nowNow I am relaxing and keeping warm
My DD agreed, she said her way of coping too. She asks: Do you have a hot tub to dip your feet in?
