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Default Holiday Thread
Lets talk Holidays...

What is your favorite?

For those of you who celebrate Thanksgiving...What are you doing on this day?


For those who celebrate Christmas....When does that tree go up?

Those who celebrate other Holidays please share with us what is your day and how you celebrate?

hoping whatever members celebrate we all have a safe and happy one.

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