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Yes it is 🎄

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@Drewnogal said
Yes it is 🎄
Bah humbugs

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@Drewnogal said
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Indeed there is always time to take a nice stroll in the woods.

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@Drewnogal said
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Christmas now starts on December 1st.

We all need to make the most of it imo.

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@diver said
Christmas now starts on December 1st.

We all need to make the most of it imo.
Last year was my saddest Christmas ever 😢
This year I got my ceramic tree lamp out in November. It’s been a great comfort.

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@Drewnogal said
Last year was my saddest Christmas ever 😢
This year I got my ceramic tree lamp out in November. It’s been a great comfort.
I remember with you 🙁

We have a stuffed polar bear which comes out on Dec 1st to mark the commencement of the Season.

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@Drewnogal said
Last year was my saddest Christmas ever 😢
This year I got my ceramic tree lamp out in November. It’s been a great comfort.
In which case I withdraw the Humbugs and wish you a joyous Christmas.

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What you are describing is (I think) a catholic tradition.

I’m in working class tradition; as in the here and now dealing with all the crap tradition.

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Props on the correct info.

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@Suzianne said
Props on the correct info.
You have no idea how much we anticipate your "Props" like starving young birds with gaping beaks.

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@diver said
What you are describing is (I think) a catholic tradition.

I’m in working class tradition; as in the here and now dealing with all the crap tradition.
The Anglicans and the Episcopal Church in America celebrate both Advent and the Epiphany as well, with feasts and seasons for both.

As an aside, Jan. 6, or Epiphany, is also the date of church celebration of Jesus' baptism and the wedding miracle at Cana, even though the date of the wedding miracle was three days after his baptism.

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@Suzianne said
The Anglicans and the Episcopal Church in America celebrate both Advent and the Epiphany as well, with feasts and seasons for both.
And what good has that ever done anyone?