DVD Giveaway – Modern Family Best Holiday Tradition

December 11, 2009 by
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In the spirit of the holidays, we want to hear about your family’s best holiday tradition.

Giveaway rules:

  • Submit your “best holiday tradition” by posting a comment to this post.
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  • One entry per person; if you submit more than one entry, you will be disqualified.
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  • Giveaway is open to U.S. residents only.
  • Giveaway rules are subject to change without any notice.
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Deadline:

  • Submit your story by 12PM PST Sunday 1.3.01

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Comments

  • chastidy

    All the kids in the family, decorate and bake cookies for Santa :)

  • Jennifer Jozwiak

    we would open our gifts after midnight mass then have a late night breakfast!

  • Pat B

    We always have snack food on Christmas eve and then go to church, followed by opening 1 gift before going to bed.

  • Amy d

    watching Christmas story.thanks

  • garrettsambo

    Our “best holiday tradition” is making fudge the night before Christmas. It is a tradition that our parents started. Everyone gets involved. It is a time for everyone to spend time together and to wrap up the last minute gifts. Everyone always wraps up a surprise for Christmas morning. garrettsambo@aol.com

  • Swtlilchick

    Every year on Christmas eve ,we all pile in the car and ride around looking at the
    beautiful lights and decorations.We sing Christmas carols and have fun.When we arrive back we put in the Christmas Story DVD,which we love to watch every year.

  • Birdie S.

    Our favorite family tradition is to open one gift of each persons choice at the stroke of midnight as it is officially Christmas then we all have a glass of champagne …….

  • NAUfrogger

    Our favorite Christmas tradition is loading our two cats into the car and driving around on Christmas Eve to look at the Christmas lights in the neighborhood. This “family” outing has been a tradition now for seven years!

  • amy delong

    We watch christmas story all day christmas day every year!

    ardelong2(at)gmail(dot)com

  • kerri69

    We go to my sisters and and celebrate we have a big dinner then all the kids open their presents then they go play and the adults open theirs we all bring a dish of something to eat its alot of fun

  • Roxann

    A family traditon ever since I was little is making butter cookies at Christmas. We use many different shaped cookie cutters and icings. We always have a good time and make good memories.

  • johnferris

    The kids will like this.

  • susansmoaks

    we exchange homemade gifts with extended family each holiday, we make one gift and then do the chinese gift exchange

  • tjfirth

    My holiday tradition is We all decroate the tree togrther and use the samr star that has been in our household as long as I can remember

  • anthkris

    Every year we have a holiday party on Christmas Eve. My father started this tradition when I was a young child. There are lots of games, prizes, food, and fun. All of the adults and the children have so much fun.

  • MajaMeza79

    We sing carols after dinner and look at our old photos of past Christmases and reminisce. We exchange presents on Christmas Eve and for the kids, my Dad dresses up as Santa and they a blast.

  • lisaray56

    Reading “A Christmas Carol” aloud. (My daughter now recites key passages as I come to them.)

  • Melanie

    Every year, after Thanksgiving we go over to my Sisters to decorate her tree.
    Its really just all of us sitting on the couch telling my frustrated sister where she should hang all of her ornaments.

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