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🎉 Celebrate Warcraft's 30th Anniversary in Candy Crush! - More info HERE
👫 Introducing the New “Friends” Tab - More Info HERE
🍫 Have a Fun Break this November with KitKat 🍫 - More Info HERE
🎂 Candy Crush Soda is celebrating it's 10th Anniversary! Join the fun and win prizes, check it out HERE! 🥳🎉
🌟 Introducing new community titles and rewards – your Road to Legend starts HERE! 🌟
Welcome Christmas and New Year's Eve 2019!
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I was embarrassingly spoiled rotten born an only child in '68 who's Daddy was employed with GM in Flint Michigan 50yrs.; Mom an unemployed full-time homemaker (full-time spender in my opinion). Growing up from 5-10, my friends would come over and act surprised to see my bedroom full of "everything"; their eyes were so big, the expression mirrored that of shock. I didn't understand it lol..it wasn't a big deal to me what i had but moreso having friends to share it all with. Spoiled rotten in access never spoiled my pure nature in humility, charity and unconditional love thus solidifying some of the earliest and most profoundly genuine friendships still in tact and valid presently today withstanding the test of time=51yrs. Favorite Christmas memories are of those friends because to me their friendships are priceless gifts that I will forever treasure.
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Ok, @keke98... I'm gonna go out on a limb here and ask you something. Are you homeschooled? A lot of my friends are from big families and we're all homeschooled. Just thought I'd ask.😁keke98 said:@elsa I have 7 siblings then I have to dogs and one small living room so there is about 10 of us plus dogs
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Tomorrow is National Ugly Christmas Sweater Day!
On the third Friday of December each year, people all over the U.S. decide to don hilariously hideous Xmas sweaters and inflict this sight on everyone around them. From garish green and red colors to pom-poms and nonsensical designs, there seems to be no end to the dreadfully silly designs on display. You’ll see these knit monstrosities at the office, out on the street, and especially at holiday parties. This isn’t happening by accident. The fashion-savvy and playful hearted participants in this trend are celebrating National Ugly Christmas Sweater Day.
When Did Ugly Sweaters First Enter Public Consciousness?
How did National Ugly Christmas Sweater Day get it start? Like many trends, this one began in fits and starts and has waxed and waned in popularity over the decades. The ugly sweater first became a household meme in the 1980s with The Cosby Show’s, Bill Huxtable leading the way. Chevy Chase’s character in National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation added the holiday twist to this look. These well-known leading actors were playing decidedly unhip characters, who had no fashion sense at all. But for some reason, the idea of wearing awful sweaters as an ironic statement, somehow caught on. For a while, ugly holiday sweaters for women and men were easy to find. Then things kind of petered out in the nineties. Perhaps the trend was no match for a decade that was having a love affair with drab emo apparel?
The First Ugly Christmas Sweater Party Revives the Trend
In the early 2000s, the first ugly holiday sweater party was held in Vancouver, Canada. All the guests were instructed to wear a hideous sweater, and interest in ugly sweaters was reborn. Today, the party is still an annual hit and the event routinely sells out the Commodore Ballroom. Not surprisingly, the U.S. picked up on the idea and now there are thousands of ugly sweater parties held all over the nation each year. They can be fundraisers, office holiday parties, community events, pub crawls, or private affairs. The only rule is that they take place in mid-December and everyone MUST wear a tacky sweater. You can read more here.
