What does this time of the year mean to You?
We do celebrate Christmas, but not in the traditional christian way. I'm a pagan who enjoys many of the "normal" rituals we all grew up with but tend to exclude the churchie part of things. I look forward to extended time off work for the holiday. But more so to have the chance to have have friends and family over for food and drinks. I love to cook so this is a great time of the year to connect with people and socialize.
Regardles of who you are and what your upbringing is as it pertains to the holiday season, I hope everyone has a good Christmas and safely survives New Years Eve!
Take care,
Lucian
We do celebrate Christmas, but not in the traditional christian way. I'm a pagan who enjoys many of the "normal" rituals we all grew up with but tend to exclude the churchie part of things. I look forward to extended time off work for the holiday. But more so to have the chance to have have friends and family over for food and drinks. I love to cook so this is a great time of the year to connect with people and socialize.
Regardles of who you are and what your upbringing is as it pertains to the holiday season, I hope everyone has a good Christmas and safely survives New Years Eve!
Take care,
Lucian
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Re: Alternative Christmas?
Wed, December 26, 2007 - 4:35 AMmy partner and i celebrated christmas with a power outage, . . it wasnt bad. I spent the day smoking cigars and taking ot a few seasonal frustrations on my guitar.
Mudd
