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Hmmm, I could have added one christmas hat to the snowflake... or five 
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isn't this thread becomine a bit off topic?
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Stops all the 'why do some avatars still have christmas hats' threads.
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Some Orthodox celebrate Christmas on December 25 of the older Julian calendar, which is January 7 on the Gregorian Calendar. Which is also why many people leave their decorations up until the 7th
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Twelfth Night/Epiphany is a more common reason that decorations are kept up until the 6/7th of Jan.Originally posted by Ming
Some Orthodox celebrate Christmas on December 25 of the older Julian calendar, which is January 7 on the Gregorian Calendar. Which is also why many people leave their decorations up until the 7th
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Also, many people are lazyOriginally posted by Ming
Some Orthodox celebrate Christmas on December 25 of the older Julian calendar, which is January 7 on the Gregorian Calendar. Which is also why many people leave their decorations up until the 7th
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Someone finally got to the real reason.
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Looks like today is the 7th. (Just testing.)
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I can't find my transparent snowflake.
Anybody still have it? 
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My family has always had a tradtion of taking out the Christmas decorations on the 20th day of Christmas, ie 13th January.Originally posted by Ming
Some Orthodox celebrate Christmas on December 25 of the older Julian calendar, which is January 7 on the Gregorian Calendar. Which is also why many people leave their decorations up until the 7th
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That's *really* lazy.
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13th January is of old the last day of Christmas in Norway...
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So Norwegians in general are lazy, not just your family.One day Canada will rule the world, and then we'll all be sorry.Comment
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Nah, first it's tradition(although my mum claims she wants to get it out NOW and not later, the tree f.ex. takes too mcuh place...
). Second, it's an old tradition, but it's not like everyone does it anymore.
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