All of this talk about the holidays is getting me excited! I would love to hear/read some of your favorite holiday memories! =)
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This is so bad, but snooping with my sister to see what gifts we could find unwrapped!
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@boiledpnut: That's so cute. I'm such a weird person, I guess. I NEVER wanted to know what I got and still don't. I love surprises.
I guess I should share mine! Mine would be Christmas Eve. We would all go to my grandmom's house. We would have a huge Italian dinner, spend time with everyone, and then run outside to see Santa on the firetruck. The firefighters would walk around giving out candy canes. I still do it to this day.
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Oh, I'll never forget the time we were living in an upstairs apartment and it was wee morning hours. Well, I heard footsteps on the roof. I was so confused. I was never a big believe in Santa as a child - not really sure why. I assume it's because my mom never sugarcoated things for me. Anyways, hearing the footsteps - I ran out into the living room to wait and see I could catch a glimpse, but alas, nothing. Hahah. I still to this day wonder how there were footsteps on an apartment complex roof!
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Torchlight parade. I grew up in ski resort town, and on xmas eve we would go to the ski hill around dusk. Kids would play on the hills with specs and stuff, and then once it was dark the skiers would snake their way down the hill. It was so fun to watch! Then at the bottom they would make a tunnel with the torches and Santa would ski through! Such a fun childhood memory. After the parade we would go home, eat dinner, then Mass. Afterwards we would open a present (jammies), change, and my dad would read the night before Christmas.
Christmas is so magical as a kid!
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@MediaNaranja: Wow, that's so neat! It sounds like a ton of fun and I'd love to see something like that!
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