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pegkerr talked about May baskets. Now, I've never heard of May baskets before, and I find the idea so charming and wonderful that I'm going to do them next year.
Which traditional things make you happy? Which traditions do you keep over from your childhood and still get joy from them? Which traditions made no sense to you, so you jettisoned them? Which new traditions did you adopt from someone/somewhere else and make your own? Which did you invent from whole cloth?
(If it makes it easier, you can use this form to answer. I'd love to see everyone's responses, if ya feel like it.)
Traditional things that make me happy:
Childhood traditions I've kept:
Childhood traditions I've tossed:
New traditions I adopted:
New traditions I made up:
pegkerr talked about May baskets. Now, I've never heard of May baskets before, and I find the idea so charming and wonderful that I'm going to do them next year.Which traditional things make you happy? Which traditions do you keep over from your childhood and still get joy from them? Which traditions made no sense to you, so you jettisoned them? Which new traditions did you adopt from someone/somewhere else and make your own? Which did you invent from whole cloth?
(If it makes it easier, you can use this form to answer. I'd love to see everyone's responses, if ya feel like it.)
Traditional things that make me happy:
Childhood traditions I've kept:
Childhood traditions I've tossed:
New traditions I adopted:
New traditions I made up: