Dear Development Team...

[Adera]

@Tight: I do think its easier to get what I want from santa if I for example sit in his lap, twisting his beard while I tell my wishes. I mean how else will he know what I want .

[TightFit74]

@Adera: Don't you know? Put a shoe near a chimney/fireplace with your wishlist in it, put some hay or carrots in there too and sing a song. Go to sleep and check next morning...

[Bear]

Thinking Adera is more interested in experiencing Santa's "North pole"

[TightFit74]

Who knows what she'll do with the carrots... 

[bobbler]

IT'S SNOWING

[Adera]

Eheheh, well I could ask Santa for a pony if he doesn't have anything better I could ride .

Bobbler its -11.5 °C here right now and maybe 2-3 cm snow, but it'll probably not last. The snow usually settles around christmas.

[sinnnn]

ONG I am sooo not going to touch that one.  Nope not going to.

Just please don't give her any apples.

[Adera]

I didn't mean anything sexual with the pony.

[sinnnn]

LOL.  ROTFL.  I was still on the carrot thing.  ROTFL.    Girl you make me laugh.  THX

[Adera]

Awww now I just feel silly *pout*. I'm not putting any apples inside btw .

[Bear]

Different xmas customs Tight'

I'd leave cookies and milk out for Santa, hang a stocking on the mantle for a gift...

Wonder if I hang a grater belt with silk stockings attached if he would fill it for me...
(and not with himself...too twisted an image there)

[Adera]

In Sweden santa comes by in the evening the 24:th of december and hands out the presents in person and we leave rice porridge for him instead of milk and cookies. I guess traditions are abit different but here I can thank santa in person .

[TightFit74]

We actually have St Nicolaus ánd Santa come by. St. Nicolaus (or Sinterklaas as we call him), comes on the 5th of december, with his african helpers and his white horse. Santa comes (traditionally in holland) the 25th, christmas morning, although I am accustomed to "Holy Night", christmas eve. We sing songs and burn candles in the tree.

[Lover]

In Germany we have Nikolaus on the 6th of  December. Usually the children got just a small bag with sweets (e.g. a chocolate santa Claus) and apples, nuts, oranges. Today it's getting bigger and bigger - children are getting toys and so on.

The real Christmas is in the evening on the 24th of December. The gift giving happened after the church - if you go to church. Some familys are singing and the children are saying poems. This all happens "under" a big decorated christmas tree.

The next two days are Christian holidays. You visit your family, friends and so on.

[sinnnn]

We celebrate on the 25 of Dec.  Some of my other fam members do it on the 24th. Others spend the morning in church.   What I do is cook ham, all the sides, bake and buy some cakes.  Sit everything all on the table in the morning and let the family have at it all day. They can't seem to decide whether to go to the table loaded with all the sweets and food you can eat or run to the Christmas tree with all the gifts.  Every yr I give to all the charities as best as I can(even when the holidays are not round).  Some family members might pop over to exchange gifts.  But the one thing that I loved to do is go over my grandparents house, always celebrated with them.  Its like tradition,  this yr my grandfather past so making sure everyone comes over my grandmothers house.  Going to make sure she has the best Christmas ever.   

Now New Yrs, thats awhole other wicked story.