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entry twenty-two: your holiday has nothing on mine.

18 hours ago ago from History Needs Its Butchers.

Christ-mas? Right. You see, I look at these decorations and the fact it's snowing on deck (although, what is that about?) and that it's December (although, where did the 36th go?), I don't think of this weird religious holiday that's being described (although, actually, it is a weird religious holiday, if you believe in ancient winter Gods-in-the-shape-of-a-wild-hog), I think of Hogswatch . The cultural understanding between planets has ...

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Tips for a Successful Relocation during the Holidays

3 hours ago ago from Real Estate Sifter

RISMEDIA, December 10, 2009—While everyone else is dusting off Christmas ornaments and Hanukkah candles, are you stressing about your upcoming holiday season move? Moving and getting through the holidays can be challenging enough on their own combined, they could be even worse. Relocation.com offers these 10 tips to keep everyone smiling during your December move. Baby, it's cold outside! For most Americans (at least those of us not ...

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Two standout holiday children’s books

18 hours ago ago from Bookmarks

Creating a holiday book that’s truly original is no easy feat given the sheer number of books in this category. In our house, we have the classics we read annually (“The Polar Express,” “The Night Before Christmas”) but we also seek out one or two new titles to put us in a festive mood. Here are two holiday books that stood out among the crowd. • “Eight Wild Nights – A Family Hanukkah Tale,” by Brian P. Cleary; illustrated by David Udovic ...

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What About Wednesday: Get Over Yourself

15 hours ago ago from Awakened Aesthetic

[[Once a week I ask the same bleary-eyed question: “What about Wednesday?” It’s my day to post whatever the hell I feel like, with no regard to fashion, eco-consciousness or, occasionally, even coherent thoughts.]] What the hell is everybody whining about? It seems that this month's theme is complain about other people.   Many of my friends have already gotten incensed about Christmas gifts (she didn't thank me, he didn't give ...

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Hanukkah Food History

21 hours ago ago from Slashfood

Filed under: Vegetables , Hanukkah , Winter Photo: ohmeaghan, Flickr . It took Hanukkah celebrants more than 2,000 years to hit upon the dish that's now considered the quintessential holiday food. Potato latkes , as inextricably linked to the wintertime festival as dreidels, menorahs and chocolate gelt, are such a relatively recent addition to the Hanukkah canon that food writer Mimi Sheraton -- who grew up in a Jewish ...

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Have a Holly Jolly Move! Ten Tips for Relocating During the Holidays

23 hours ago ago from FanHouse

NEW YORK, Dec. 9 /PRNewswire/ -- While everyone else is dusting off Christmas ornaments and Hanukkah candles, are you stressing about your upcoming holiday season move? Moving and getting through the holidays can be challenging enough on their own--combined, they could be as bad as Aunt Ruth's rock-hard fruitcake . Be a smart ( gingerbread ) cookie with these ten tips from Relocation.com 's team of experts to keep everyone smiling during your ...

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Chanuka -- A Holiday Made For Political Junkies

2 hours ago ago from Politics Daily

Untangling politics and religion has been well nigh impossible throughout history. But the Jewish holiday that starts at sundown Friday has more political threads than most. Take the narrative that explains the holiday: On one level, it's a political battle for freedom of religious expression. These days, the main characters might be featured on a TV talk show as a nod to religious diversity in a "War on Christmas" segment.

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Leisa Naples: Holiday Parties: Fashion Tips to Steal the Show

19 hours ago ago from Huffington Post

Carrie Bradshaw in Sex and the City made quite the fashion statement as she stepped out onto the streets of New York City in her tutu dress with layers of lush tulle. Just like Carrie Bradshaw, there is a way to mix festivity and fashion, which does not include wearing an oversized sweater with Santa on the front. Sadly enough, New Yorkers may be the only ones that still dress for the holiday occasion. Let's face it - the holiday is the only ...

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Review: The Middle - Christmas

5 hours ago ago from TV Squad

(S01E10) I really hope ABC comes up with a good solid lead for Wednesday nights. I use CBS's The New Adventures of Old Christine to lead into ABC's excellent block of three comedies, but they really should have a show of their own. So far we've had a few specials and even repeats of Modern Family , since the demise of Hank . Maybe a better idea is to let The Middle lead off the night and slip a new comedy into its old slot. It's certainly ...

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