Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Monday, January 3, 2011
Tradition
Tradition is the biggest thing, our at least it used to be, though my mom keeps some of it alive in my house, most of it has died. It's not because she didn't try to keep it alive, but it takes so much to keep something alive, and keep people happy. Christmas has been ripped from my life because the traditions died, and incidents have happened that have hit me hard aswell.
Back then the tradition we had was to gather at my house, have a huge potluck sort of feast (my mom would still cook) and party. I would see my whole family laugh and have fun until it was 12:00pm we opened our presents, then we would party until everyone was complatly and utterly tired. Then we would sleep until the nest day (the 27th).
This year i spent it with my father, got a scratch ticket & sucky perfume from my dad's side. My mom's side gave me boots, $20, nice perfume, and a cell phone. I don't complain on what I get, last year I got a blowdryer and I was SO HAPPY (it sounds ghetto but i don't give a shit), it just shows me that x-mas shows you who actually thinks about you. It was fun for the 25th because i partied at my boyfriends house with a bunch of other people.
Back then the tradition we had was to gather at my house, have a huge potluck sort of feast (my mom would still cook) and party. I would see my whole family laugh and have fun until it was 12:00pm we opened our presents, then we would party until everyone was complatly and utterly tired. Then we would sleep until the nest day (the 27th).
This year i spent it with my father, got a scratch ticket & sucky perfume from my dad's side. My mom's side gave me boots, $20, nice perfume, and a cell phone. I don't complain on what I get, last year I got a blowdryer and I was SO HAPPY (it sounds ghetto but i don't give a shit), it just shows me that x-mas shows you who actually thinks about you. It was fun for the 25th because i partied at my boyfriends house with a bunch of other people.
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