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jordancoles
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Re: Merry Christmas / Happy Holidays

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MagicManICT wrote:I don't do the picture thing, but dinner is the whole family getting together (about 20 of us, 4 generations). It was a Tex-Mex/Mexican-American thing with enchiladas and a few other things we all like, but seem to be such a chore to make on a regular basis for just a few people. My grandfather, a native Texan, got this started several years ago, and it's become a tradition since.
It's worth doing once a year for the memories and whatnot

You should really do the picture thing once every few years btw, even if you're really not a fan of it. It's something for your family/friends to remember you by... Everyone is self-conscious about seeing pictures of themself, and your relatives will just be happy to have a picture of you as they remember you

I really need to get my grandmother to take some because I don't think I've ever seen a photograph of her
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Re: Merry Christmas / Happy Holidays

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jordancoles wrote:I really need to get my grandmother to take some because I don't think I've ever seen a photograph of her
This would be my mother in my family. She hates being in photos for some reason. And yeah, we do do family photos every year, I'm just not the one taking them.
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Re: Merry Christmas / Happy Holidays

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Happy New Year from this time zone!

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