Christmas Eve in Sweden

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Niclas Runarsson

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Dec 24, 2009, 4:38:42 PM12/24/09
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Christmas report from Sweden:
 
Normally, the daddy in the family goes out to buy the paper around 4pm... and 5-10 minutes later someone knocks on the door. An old guy with white beard, red coat and a sack. "Are there any good children here?"
 
This year the daddy had planned to read the news on the web instead, so he could be at home when Santa came. But we were going out for a while first... to take a little walk and have a little fun in what our December provides:
 
 
When we got back in, got our clothes off (with as much snow on the inside as on the outside), heated ourselves up with a little warm lemonade... we went into the livingroom to wait for Santa to knock on the door. But apparently all of us had missed him. When we went out, mommy forgot the trash bags inside and had to go back in again (hehe)... and when she came back out, she forgot to lock the door. Santa knocked, nobody opened... so he just walked in. When we came into the livingroom, the presents were already there waiting!!!
 
 
 
"Well, who needs Santa... as long as the presents are delivered." LOL
 
Merry Christmas to all of you,
 
/Niclas

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Dec 24, 2009, 5:00:20 PM12/24/09
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You are all looking good Nick!  Your tradition is just like ours (german, usually santa was opa)


MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!!!!!!
BobH
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