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matthereaper

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hi every 1 does any body re read hogfather every christmas and get excited about Xmas and does any one watch the hogfather movie every year at Xmas and get a warm feeling inside your tummy when you hear the tune to the hogfather And is any1 excited about Xmas already because of this?
 
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matthereaper said:
hi every 1 does any body re read hogfather every christmas and get excited about Xmas and does any one watch the hogfather movie every year at Xmas and get a warm feeling inside your tummy when you hear the tune to the hogfather And is any1 excited about Xmas already because of this?
Sorry seen the movie yet and only read the book for the first time in june... maybe in a few years it will become a ritual...since 2002 my Christmas ritual has been to watch all my extended Lord of the Ringgs DVDs around the beginning-middle of December.
 

Dotsie

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I quite often reread Hogfather at christmas, but I didn't like the tv adaptation. I will be watching The Santa Clause, It's a Wonderful Life, and Scrooged though!
 
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matthereaper said:
hi every 1 does any body re read hogfather every christmas and get excited about Xmas and does any one watch the hogfather movie every year at Xmas and get a warm feeling inside your tummy when you hear the tune to the hogfather And is any1 excited about Xmas already because of this?
I do! :laugh: I'm in a chrismas mood since Tony posted the Hogfather threed. ;) I'm singing awfully popular christmas songs all day and just can't help it...
 

Tonyblack

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I got some German gingerbread hearts full of apricot jam and covered with dark chocolate from Lidl this morning. I'm taking them to Tucson for Chistmas.

I've taken christmas crackers and christmas pudding before now as they don't have them in the US. :laugh:
 

The Mad Collector

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Christmas starts for me in early December when I get the Santa suit down from the loft ready for the annual street collection for my Lions Club. By mid December when I have been very cold and wet for 9 nights in a row the magic is going. :rolleyes:

I still cannot imagine not doing it though..
 

Finomans

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Tonyblack said:
I've taken christmas crackers and christmas pudding before now as they don't have them in the US. :laugh:
We don't have christmas crackers in the Netherlands either :(

But my dad's going to the Fortean times convention in October and that's in London so possibly...
 

Tonyblack

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Finomans said:
Tonyblack said:
I've taken christmas crackers and christmas pudding before now as they don't have them in the US. :laugh:
We don't have christmas crackers in the Netherlands either :(

But my dad's going to the Fortean times convention in October and that's in London so possibly...
I had a Dutch and a Finnish friend over a few years ago and we shared a cottage in Wincanton. I took a box of crackers with me. :laugh:

Edit to add - I love the way the Dutch start their celebrations with the arrival of Sinterklass in November and then exchanges of gifts early in December (including huge chcoolate letters). I was in Maastricht one year when it all started.

The Dutch party at the drop of a hat. :laugh:
 

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