bydand
Senior Master
Doesn't matter what you may be celebrating this time of year, what is one thing that just makes it seem like the season?
Around here it is Grandma Gordons' sugar cookies that are shaped like little trees with green frosting and a red-hot for the star on top. Once those come out, it just feels like Christmas for us. No matter if the tree has been up and decorated, the house looking like Macys puked baubles all over for weeks, it's not Christmas until those cookies come out. For me it has been that way for as long as I have memories of Christmas, for my wife it is only the past 11 or 12 years.
What is your "indicator" that your particular mid-winter holiday season is upon you? I don't care if it is Kwanza, Chaunaka (sorry for that spelling), Christmas, Winter Solstic, or some private celebration that has been handed down through just your family contained in scrolls written in Cuneiform.
Around here it is Grandma Gordons' sugar cookies that are shaped like little trees with green frosting and a red-hot for the star on top. Once those come out, it just feels like Christmas for us. No matter if the tree has been up and decorated, the house looking like Macys puked baubles all over for weeks, it's not Christmas until those cookies come out. For me it has been that way for as long as I have memories of Christmas, for my wife it is only the past 11 or 12 years.
What is your "indicator" that your particular mid-winter holiday season is upon you? I don't care if it is Kwanza, Chaunaka (sorry for that spelling), Christmas, Winter Solstic, or some private celebration that has been handed down through just your family contained in scrolls written in Cuneiform.