Traditions quotes family

Several years ago, I wrote on the Chart Chick blog about one of my favorite Christmas traditions (http://thechartchick.blogspot.com/2013/12/one-of-my-favorite-family-christmas.html) . In my family, it is traditional to have English Trifle on Christmas Eve. I have British ancestry, and my Grandfather Darrell Dana loved it. He loved all things custard and tapioca. I get that from him. We only have trifle on this one day of the year. So it is really connected with Christmas to me. Christmas…

My expectations of who is and isn’t coming for Thanksgiving this year have changed. My daughter and her husband can’t come as planned because of needs in Jason’s family, which we totally understand and support. Our son and his wife and kids have decided not to come because of their schedules and they were just […]

Why do our favorite traditions mean so much to us? The value of solid family traditions goes way beyond the “feel-good” factor. Bottom line: some traditions are worth the time even when time is the one thing we never seem to have. #fall #family #tradition

Here are a few unique ideas to start fun family traditions! For kids, family traditions are something to look forward to, and ground them, whether it’s on a weekly basis, or just during holidays! There’s even a cute free printable so you can start building memories with your children even faster.

Family Gatherings Memories Quotes: Reliving Cherished Times - Relive the cherished times of family gatherings with these nostalgic quotes. They capture the laughter, love, and unforgettable moments that define our family experiences, encouraging us to cherish and create more memories together. Click on the link to read more and bask in the warmth of family love.

Christmas traditions old and new, what works for me may not work for you. The important thing is we work together to make memories that will last forever. ~ Stacy Coles Christmas used to be my favorite time of year. Every neighborhood seemed so magical with Christmas lights bringing dark streets to life when the sun went down. Everyone seemed nicer and more willing to help those in need. The anticipation on Christmas Eve of the surprise that would be found under the tree the next morning…

I have a deep love for the holidays, but not more than I love my family. I cherish traditions, but never more than the people who make those traditions meaningful. Here's how I'm learning to adapt the holidays with our adult children.

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