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Author:  Racegal8 [ 18 Dec 2008, 05:15 ]
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So i'm starting 2 posts on this board tonight to, I figure that i need to liven up the place a bit. :)

Anyways, with the holiday season fast approaching i was wondering if anyone was doing anything spectacular or exciting for their loved ones this year.

Ever since i was a kid, Christmas had always been my favorite holiday and i have always gone overboard on the things i do and buy for family/friends and loved ones just because it makes me so happy to see their faces and how happy they are. I guess im just that kind of a sentimental fool.

So does anyone have anything good planned?
Author:  Ice Pirate [ 18 Dec 2008, 22:04 ]
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With no kids and both our families back on the East coast, and with the wife living and working in WY, we'll be doing good to just be together over the holidays. I'll probably be driving up there and hauling up the tree and goodies. Hoping for a nice quiet holiday, maybe do some wood working out in the garage, or in the basement if it's too cold, very likely.

Since I've gotten into woodworking, I like to make gifts for people. The wife is learning and helping both with design and building. Here's some from last year.
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I've also some some wine bottle stoppers and pens and penciles and sets there of.
Author:  M21 Sniper [ 19 Dec 2008, 02:15 ]
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Really nice work Iceman.
Author:  Racegal8 [ 19 Dec 2008, 04:24 ]
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Wow Ice, i love the box with the wolves, its great! Wolves are one of my favorite animals! Great craftsmanship. :)
Author:  Dice-man [ 19 Dec 2008, 08:43 ]
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Nice work Ice!

Racegal8, smaller Xmas for us this year but, we do have a family tradition that's a little different than most (I think) which will be the 18th annual this year. We don't have a big Christmas dinner until the 26th, on the 25th we have a large breakfast. We all get up, everyone else take's a shower and gets ready while I cook. This year it will be ham and bacon, eggs, pancakes, gravy, bisects, and toast. We all sit down and eat and then open presents. The kids (and grown-ups) are full and enjoy playing with their toys a lot more I think.

Nothing big but a Hodges family tradition.
Author:  30mike-mike [ 19 Dec 2008, 15:38 ]
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With M-11 Jr deployed this Christmas, it'll be a little different, so (weather permitting) we'll drive down to his place to be with his wife and kidlets on the afternoon. We had a combined Thanksgiving/Christmas back in early Nov.
Author:  Racegal8 [ 23 Dec 2008, 22:13 ]
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My christmas is always full of driving around to deliver gifts and visit everyone.

I'm at my moms house in the morning, my dads house late morning/early afternoon, then i go to my boyfriends house and meet up with him to head to dinner at him moms house, only to head back home to work 8am-6pm the next day.
Author:  Hawg166 [ 24 Dec 2008, 03:58 ]
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My wife and I have both sides of our family right here in the small town of Palmer MA. We have church on Christmas Eve and then a late night snack at my mom and dad in laws house. Christmas morning this year will be at our house with my in laws and then lunch and the rest of the days at my mom and dad's on the other side of town. Oh yeah did I mention that Christmas Eve is my oldest sons 18th birthday ?
Author:  sgtgoose1 [ 24 Dec 2008, 15:59 ]
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Damn Nice Work ICE,

Anyone should be \"PROUD\" to get one of those as a gift.

Well the Weather is too bad here so it's just going to be CJ and me and of course that \"Mutt CC\"
Everything is being canceled, they don't want anyone on the roads plus it's Flooding again.

So nice and Quiet.

Man Billy , He grew-up Too Damn Fast! , just yesterday he was taking your truck and not filling it back up.

Goose
Author:  MICHAEL PIJAR [ 25 Dec 2008, 16:06 ]
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Eighteen [!] time to send him off to see Ernie Smith and sign that man up [salute]
Author:  M21 Sniper [ 25 Dec 2008, 22:12 ]
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merry xmas everyone. :)
Author:  Old Chief [ 26 Dec 2008, 02:14 ]
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Oh yeah did I mention that Christmas Eve is my oldest sons 18th birthday ?


Sheesh, tough to beat that for a Christmas present.

OC
Author:  Racegal8 [ 26 Dec 2008, 05:16 ]
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Merry Christmas to everyone!
Author:  Hawg166 [ 26 Dec 2008, 15:05 ]
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Goose he still takes my trucks. Only now, he beats the tar out of it and now he has a part time job so I make him fill it up.
Author:  sgtgoose1 [ 27 Dec 2008, 02:17 ]
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Time for him to Buy his own Billy. Where is he going to \"College?\"

Goose
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