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	<title>Comments on: Christmas Traditions</title>
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		<title>By: Wanda</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Christmas traditions. The memories of my childhood are warm and inviting but now they are fading. We are military gypsies traveling the world. Each Christmas is different from the last. But the one that will forever stay clued in my memory file is the Christmas of 2008. We were in Houston TX living in a hotel room across from MD Anderson waiting for a bone marrow transplant for my Military husband. He had gone to war and came home very sick. That year our son and daughter brought their children to stay for a few days. We bought a ready made tree decorations and all put it on the table, I cooked our meal in a microwave and on a hot plate, it was the best meal we had ever shared. Santa came that year on Christmas Eve and I have to tell you the kids were thrilled at what he brought them. Even if it was all mail order or from the hospital gift shops. That Christmas was the best ever even the little ones remember it well. Julius is well and back to work with Navy. We have so much to be grateful for. The baby Jesus was born and so Julius.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Christmas traditions. The memories of my childhood are warm and inviting but now they are fading. We are military gypsies traveling the world. Each Christmas is different from the last. But the one that will forever stay clued in my memory file is the Christmas of 2008. We were in Houston TX living in a hotel room across from MD Anderson waiting for a bone marrow transplant for my Military husband. He had gone to war and came home very sick. That year our son and daughter brought their children to stay for a few days. We bought a ready made tree decorations and all put it on the table, I cooked our meal in a microwave and on a hot plate, it was the best meal we had ever shared. Santa came that year on Christmas Eve and I have to tell you the kids were thrilled at what he brought them. Even if it was all mail order or from the hospital gift shops. That Christmas was the best ever even the little ones remember it well. Julius is well and back to work with Navy. We have so much to be grateful for. The baby Jesus was born and so Julius.</p>
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