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| Morning "selection box". This tradition in Britain is a chocolate variety pack of sweets. |
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| Annie decorating the chalk board T-shirt that her Grandma Linda gave her. |
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| Preston and I sipping cocoa on the River Thames boat tour. |
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| Interior shot of the boat. |
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| Posing like Winston Churchill |
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| Westminster Abbey |
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| London Bridge is not falling down |
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| Big Ben at Parliament. Just like in Peter Pan. |
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| Simon and Annie playing board games and mind games |
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| Peppermint pig smashed to bits before the close of the night. Proof we officially completed Christmas Day. |
Hello I think you need to elaborate on the smashed pig thing, we don't do that in Tucson.
ReplyDeleteIt's a Smith tradition that we have adopted. It started in NY. Here goes:
Delete1. Take a peppermint pig and place it in a red velvet bag.
2. Pass around a little hammer and take turns hitting the pig and telling favorite memories of Christmas's past.
3. Open the bag and eat peppermint pig bits.
4. Repeat next Christmas season.
Hmmm...are there peppermint pigs just lying around? Maybe I am missing something? :)
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