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1Christmas evening Empty Christmas evening Thu Dec 24, 2009 3:53 pm

hahavis

hahavis
Genin
Genin

In Bulgaria every christmas evening the whole family sits on the table. The table is filled with food but the most important is the small flat loaf which is broken into pieces from the oldest member from the family as it follows :
1-st piece is for God and isn't touched from anyone
2-nd piece is for house so it will on its place when you wake the next day Very Happy
and the next pieces are distributed from the oldest to the youngest BUT the person who broke the loaf gets the last piece. In the loaf there is a coin. Whoever gets it will be the one who will control the money in the family for the next year.
Nobody can leave the table until they tried at least one bite from everything. On most tables you will find warmed rakia as well.
And from what you could understand as well you can't leave the table without full stomach. O.K!


So what is the tradition in your country and which country is that ? Smile

2Christmas evening Empty Re: Christmas evening Thu Dec 24, 2009 9:49 pm

Oturan

Oturan
Kage
Kage

Woh!!! That sounds alot more traditional and more like christmas.

Here in the U.S we lost the true meaning of christmas.

this is basically how it goes now:

1. Waist all your money buying presents for.... yourself. (except parents)
2. Stay up and peak at the presents under the tree.
3. Wake up early, and rush your parents so you can open yoru gifts.
4. Rip them open, grab your present and run!
5. Spend the day using your gifts instead of having family time.

Yes.. its sad... Sad

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3Christmas evening Empty Re: Christmas evening Thu Dec 24, 2009 11:19 pm

tonic41

tonic41
Academy Student
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Oturan wrote:Woh!!! That sounds alot more traditional and more like christmas.

Here in the U.S we lost the true meaning of christmas.

this is basically how it goes now:

1. Waist all your money buying presents for.... yourself. (except parents)
2. Stay up and peak at the presents under the tree.
3. Wake up early, and rush your parents so you can open yoru gifts.
4. Rip them open, grab your present and run!
5. Spend the day using your gifts instead of having family time.

Yes.. its sad... Sad

No wonder my family hates it...

4Christmas evening Empty Re: Christmas evening Thu Dec 24, 2009 11:21 pm

Oturan

Oturan
Kage
Kage

Hates christmas, or U.S? XD

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5Christmas evening Empty Re: Christmas evening Fri Dec 25, 2009 3:07 am

tonic41

tonic41
Academy Student
Academy Student

Hates christmas!!XD
not really hate..They say why wait for a b-day or holiday to get something when I can get anything i want now.

6Christmas evening Empty Re: Christmas evening Fri Dec 25, 2009 5:21 am

Scipio

Scipio
Chuunin
Chuunin

Lol, I hate my whole family but what we do is, open presents and stuff in the morning then feast in the evening then all go out somewhere together that night, usually a movie or bowling.
(Mid-West U.S.)

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7Christmas evening Empty Re: Christmas evening Fri Dec 25, 2009 5:55 am

hahavis

hahavis
Genin
Genin

well just to add something the next 2 days we go to the other members of the family ( even if you don't like them ... ) and do the same with them ... get drunk and eat like pig Very Happy Oh and we don't touch anything on the table until the next morning so God could it his meal . Besides that I don't see anything traditional Very Happy

8Christmas evening Empty Re: Christmas evening Fri Dec 25, 2009 10:25 pm

Nabajo Vianl

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wow, Bulgarians sound rather religious, and know know how to celebrate xmas.

here in england its pretty much the same as in the U.S.

in Italy on xmas the tradition is normally
go visit family, have xmas dinner which consists of maglialeto a rosto ( baby pig cooked on the BBQ ), w/e is on the table, get smashed on beer/martini/mirto/sambuca/champagne. open prezzies ( before getting smashed ), then stumble home and sleep. then have a relaxed xmas lunch with the other side of the family Very Happy

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9Christmas evening Empty Re: Christmas evening Sat Dec 26, 2009 4:20 am

hahavis

hahavis
Genin
Genin

Well there are some that are religious but most of us are just doing what we can to be happy at least for 2-3 days + new year Very Happy

10Christmas evening Empty Re: Christmas evening Sat Dec 26, 2009 5:35 am

YoungCoco

YoungCoco
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Being happy for 2-3 days is out Xmas tradition. A tradition is something done the same time and time again. We all get up aroung 9ish in the morning, head off to the parents house, open presents when everyone arrives, dinner is about another hour after this, dinner is always massive and is always followed by a double dessert, then we pretty much watch our Xmas Received DVD's etc (Basically, use what we got) before going to bed at the end. It isnt an overly active Xmas tradition, but it is tradition nonetheless.

11Christmas evening Empty Re: Christmas evening Sat Dec 26, 2009 7:02 am

hahavis

hahavis
Genin
Genin

CoCo it may be so but the 2-3 days here in Bulgaria can only be on Xmas because everybody is working the other time ... you could be happy with your friends but it is something else when your happy with your family ... this is something psychological and emotional ... and in Bulgaria the times are hard ... My father is working without being paid ... The bills are too high compared to the payment my mother + my father get ... soon I won't be able to talk freely because the politics are trying to put a law that allows them to read every single of my usage of SMS or Skype or MSN or this forum ... I belief you can see now why I mentioned the 2-3 days happiness :P



I forgot to mention that all that stress is coming to the house and that means fights and a lot of them ... and mostly I am involved in them Very Happy

12Christmas evening Empty Re: Christmas evening Sat Dec 26, 2009 7:36 am

YoungCoco

YoungCoco
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Veteran

What it comes down to is that tradition is based on ones availiabilities. Obviously, those who are restricted, upto a point, are going to have alternative traditions to those who aren't so witheld. That is the only thing tradition is based on, oh, and the fact that christmas holds its own stories which apply to everyones traditions aswell.

13Christmas evening Empty Re: Christmas evening Sat Dec 26, 2009 9:09 am

hahavis

hahavis
Genin
Genin

Based on the fundamental abilities of a human being my answer will be simple ... True Very Happy

14Christmas evening Empty Re: Christmas evening Sun Dec 27, 2009 5:31 pm

GuzmanM

GuzmanM
Spriter
Spriter

Well, here in D.R. we wake up early, lik 9am-11am and open all gifts with all the people in the house, take some photos, give thanks, then... all the day bored watching TV!! (-.-)

15Christmas evening Empty Re: Christmas evening Sun Dec 27, 2009 5:33 pm

Oturan

Oturan
Kage
Kage

haha. same XD

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16Christmas evening Empty Re: Christmas evening Sun Dec 27, 2009 5:35 pm

GuzmanM

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