Holiday traditions don’t have to be the same old thing year after year. While some families enjoy a bringing everyone together at the same place–every year. Sometimes things are just not feasible. Life may warrant you to make a change, to switch the routine to let everyone compromise a little and appreciate the flexibility a lot more. Reminisce about years past, and maybe make a slight change this year to shake things up a bit.
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