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So yesterday we say Pantomonium!
Dec. 17th, 2015 08:09 amOr, as Ana called it in a text to me - Panda! Which OMG so cute, right?
Last year I added my mom and sister to the people dragged to see this, and this year we brought Jenn's friend Hope and her kid. The girls sat in the row in front of us, so I couldn't see their reactions, but Hope cracked up so much that the kid in front of her kept turning around to stare at her with his mouth wide open, plainly finding her more entertaining than the show.
Really, I don't know why this isn't more popular in the US. Clearly, you Brits have all been hoarding the good stuff. We ought to have a trade. We'll send you all the good stuff about Thanksgiving and you send us all your Christmas customs that are worth having. Do it officially and all :)
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Last year I added my mom and sister to the people dragged to see this, and this year we brought Jenn's friend Hope and her kid. The girls sat in the row in front of us, so I couldn't see their reactions, but Hope cracked up so much that the kid in front of her kept turning around to stare at her with his mouth wide open, plainly finding her more entertaining than the show.
Really, I don't know why this isn't more popular in the US. Clearly, you Brits have all been hoarding the good stuff. We ought to have a trade. We'll send you all the good stuff about Thanksgiving and you send us all your Christmas customs that are worth having. Do it officially and all :)
Mistletoe is a Parasitic, Explosive Plant That Maybe You Shouldn't Stand Underneath
Glimpse of Possible New Particle Intrigues Physicists
6 Insane Realities Of Life As A Professional Hand Model
Against all odds, print books are on the rise again in the US
A brief history of the frozen Rutabaga scandal in Ithaca
Wolf 1061c: Astronomers spot nearest 'Earth-like' planets capable of supporting life ever seen
Why Japan is Obsessed with Kentucky Fried Chicken on Christmas
Improve Your Holiday Gift Wrapping Game With the Power of Mathematics (This woman says "marshmallow" with the accent on the second syllable. Is this normal?)
After experimental treatment, 24-year-old is learning how to live
New evidence of tool use discovered in parrots
Why Every Kid in America Learns to Play the Recorder
U.S. Navy Recruits Gut Microbes to Fight Obesity and Disease
Targeting Gut Microbes Could Lower Risk of Heart Disease
A Tale of Two Sisters
Our drinking water is to a large extent purified by millions of "good bacteria" found in water pipes and purification plants, Swedish researchers have found.
Zoo Animals and Their Discontents
5 Awesome Acts Of Revenge That Qualify As Creative Genius
Women With Access To Abortion Have More Positive Outlooks On Life, Study Shows, Which Is Why It's So Important To Have Choice
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