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Christmas

By iamdiogon6890 - 18-12-2019 17:09

Christmas is coming, and as you all know, it's a time of celebration, union and let's not also forget the food! Because we (fortunately) aren't a unicultural world, there are many traditions around this world, and I invite you all to share your Christmas traditions and stories on this thread!Christmas is coming, and as you all know, it's a time of celebration, union and let's not also forget the food!
Because we (fortunately) aren't a unicultural world, there are many traditions around this world, and I invite you all to share your Christmas traditions and stories on this thread!

 

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Re: Christmas

By loloirl - 18-12-2019 18:20

back in the days in Dublin country people went to the Xmas market with their butter, eggs, hens geese, turkeys and vegetables and with the money from this they purchased meat, dried fruits, spices ,sugar, tea, tobacco, whiskey (mainly ^^) and sweets for the children (just sweets for the children ok!)Country people bought gifts of bacon, fowl and eggs to friends in the town who reciprocated with ‘town goods’. I guess we lost Xmas goal...back in the days in Dublin country people went to the Xmas market with their butter, eggs, hens geese, turkeys and vegetables and with the money from this they purchased meat, dried fruits, spices ,sugar, tea, tobacco, whiskey (mainly ^^) and sweets for the children (just sweets for the children ok!)Country people bought gifts of bacon, fowl and eggs to friends in the town who reciprocated with ‘town goods’.

I guess we lost Xmas goal...

Re: Christmas

By iamdiogon6890 - 19-12-2019 10:32

It is really sad when traditions are lost :(

loloirl wrote:

back in the days in Dublin country people went to the Xmas market with their butter, eggs, hens geese, turkeys and vegetables and with the money from this they purchased meat, dried fruits, spices ,sugar, tea, tobacco, whiskey (mainly ^^) and sweets for the children (just sweets for the children ok!)Country people bought gifts of bacon, fowl and eggs to friends in the town who reciprocated with ‘town goods’.

I guess we lost Xmas goal...

It is really sad when traditions are lost :(

Re: Christmas

By chucky06 - 19-12-2019 10:50

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[color=blue]Moved> Open discussion as the post isn’t relevant to game play -chucky06[/color] Merry Christmas! 🎅🏻Moved> Open discussion as the post isn’t relevant to game play -chucky06

Merry Christmas! 🎅🏻

Re: Christmas

By iamdiogon6890 - 19-12-2019 11:03

My apologies. Merry Christmas!

chucky06 wrote:

Moved> Open discussion as the post isn’t relevant to game play -chucky06

Merry Christmas! 🎅🏻

My apologies.
Merry Christmas!

 

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