Christmas Word Association!

Started by sixdogsmom, December 10, 2007, 09:51:11 PM

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sixdogsmom

Edie

Ole Granny

"Perhaps they are not the stars in the sky.
But rather openings where our loved ones,
Shine down to let us know they are happy."
Eskimo Legend

patyrn


Diane Amberg

#93
Nah, Christmas crackers... ya pull on 'em and they go snap and things fall out.
    Sugar plums

Ole Granny

"Perhaps they are not the stars in the sky.
But rather openings where our loved ones,
Shine down to let us know they are happy."
Eskimo Legend

patyrn


sixdogsmom

divinity

Sorry, I've never heard of those, (Christmas Crackers). Something new?
Edie

Ole Granny

"Perhaps they are not the stars in the sky.
But rather openings where our loved ones,
Shine down to let us know they are happy."
Eskimo Legend

Diane Amberg

Christmas crackers are British. They are put at the table place settings. When you pull the ends, one end goes bang and then usually there is a paper hat, a joke and a little toy inside. We first saw them in London when we were there. You can get them here.
   filled hard candy

Ole Granny

"Perhaps they are not the stars in the sky.
But rather openings where our loved ones,
Shine down to let us know they are happy."
Eskimo Legend

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