Our Christmas traditions
1. Set up advent calendar and nativity sets
2. Read ‘The Three Trees’ then set up and decorate our Christmas tree while listening to Christmas carols
3. Make Christmas food: shortbread, rum balls, pudding, cake, meringues etc
4. Drive around and look at the Christmas lights
5. Choosing a charity to support
6. Have a family ‘movie’ afternoon
7. Go for a moonlit walk
8. Take a picnic dinner to the Cotter
9. Write down one thing we’re grateful for every day of December
10. Make mango smoothies
11. Sing Christmas music in the car
12. Dinner by candlelight
13. Make homemade pizza
14. Feed birds on the lake
15. Write down the 10 best memories of the year
16. Play board games
17. Have a ‘prawn night’ for dinner
18. Visit somewhere in
19. Read the story of Jesus birth from the Bible
20. Find a ‘Carols by candlelight’ to go to or watch
21. Send Christmas cards with ‘Family brochure’
22. Have a birthday party for Jesus – with a cake and all
23. Make cookies to give to friends/teachers/co-workers
24. Host Christmas lunch for family and/or friends
25. Read Christmas story books
We set up the little people nativity set today (cause with the wedding on tomorrow we probably won't have time to do anything off our list) and Josh LOVES it. It think it's pretty cool too, and I love the way it opens the door to be able to really explain and show the account of Jesus birth. Josh was playing with it and singing, 'Jesus loves me, this I know, for the Bible tells me so'...LOVE IT! I am thinking of saving to eventually get a really nice nativity set...and a really nice advent calendar (saw one at Koorong and wanted it SOOO bad!! lol!)
Anyway, am off to bed for much needed rest before the wedding tomorrow. I am so looking forward to being matron of honour and having Aaron be best man! YAY!! Will post lots of photo's as soon as i get organised!
1 comment:
wow I really like your list Kylee. I am so struggling with anything starting with Christmas. It's hard to start liking christmas after not liking it for so long.
I haven't heard of the book you mentioned.... can you tell me a little more about it please? sounds interesting....
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