We celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, and Korean New Year. Our joke has always been that our kid will REALLY make out someday! It also makes the year end extra busy and fun!
What do you celebrate?
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Yep!
I'm Jewish so we do Hanukkah, DH is Christian so we do Christmas. And then we like to get both sides together so we also host a mid-December holiday party and exchange gifts there.
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We celebrate just Christmas (gift giving wise) but we normally always celebrate New Years Eve by doing something!
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Christmas and Chinese New year!
Is Korean New Year on a different day than Chinese New Year? We follow the lunar calendar.
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@regberadaisy: Nope, just different name.
And my family just does it on Jan. 1 to make things easier.
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Yes. DH is Jewish and I was raised Catholic so we do Hanukkah and Christmas. So excited!
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Pretty much just Christmas for us. If one of our friends has a New Year's Eve party we'll go but neither of us have ever been big New Year's people.
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We celebrate only Christmas (and new years) for now, but when I was growing up we also celebrated Sinterklaas, which is a Dutch holiday on December 5th. We would get a chocolate letter in the shape of our first initial and a book and some other small treats (mandarin oranges and cookies and stuff like that).
I plan to bring that back when I have children.
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Christmas is our big family day. We do celebrate Korean New Year, but nothing too big - usually just dinner w/the fam.
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Only Chanukah. But both my and DH's siblings married non Jews so all of LO's cousins will get two holidays. I always wonder if she'll be jealous of them.
And my family just does it on Jan. 1 to make things easier.
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