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You'll be pleased to know that of the two intrafamily fights we had this year, I did not start or participate in either of them.
How did your Christmas go?
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- 30 de Sep, 2019
It was alright, i got a few things i wanted and spent time with my relatives. Had a nice prime rib for dinner. I also beat a couple of games that I had been playing for a while which was nice.
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My family went to Polish language midnight mass. I didn't go because I am not religious. And well, I hated going to the school attached to the parish. 
The church is really beautiful though.
I used to go to Saturday mass with my grandmother sometimes. Only because she wanted me to. Sometimes we went to ther Polish service and I understood zilch.
So when they got home they brought the new year good luck host and made me take some. I can't remember what it's called. Something Polish. But when I was a kid the priests used to bring it to the houses of parishioners that could not attend. On Christmas Eve they'd knock and give us the host and a blessing and sometimes small gifts.
My cousin came over and he and my uncle played tabletop curling. I don't understand curling. It's such a weird sport. They drank some stuff called coquito that they make at the local bodega. Never even heard of it until now. It looked like white eggnog to me. But I don't drink alcohol so I have no idea what is in it or what it tastes like. I do ubt those people have a license to make and sell booze. But great grandma was a bootlegger anyway so who am I to judge.
It was the typical ham, kielbasa, potato salad, pickles and kapusta my family has had for Christmas for ever since I can remermber and before I was born. I hate sauerkraut type stuff though so I stayed away from the kapusta although it did smell good and was the genuine article. I just don't like the taste.
Unfortunately for me my immediate family is dead or dead to me for various reasons. The only member I have left is a dog that will be 15 on the 1st.
The church is really beautiful though.
I used to go to Saturday mass with my grandmother sometimes. Only because she wanted me to. Sometimes we went to ther Polish service and I understood zilch.
So when they got home they brought the new year good luck host and made me take some. I can't remember what it's called. Something Polish. But when I was a kid the priests used to bring it to the houses of parishioners that could not attend. On Christmas Eve they'd knock and give us the host and a blessing and sometimes small gifts.
My cousin came over and he and my uncle played tabletop curling. I don't understand curling. It's such a weird sport. They drank some stuff called coquito that they make at the local bodega. Never even heard of it until now. It looked like white eggnog to me. But I don't drink alcohol so I have no idea what is in it or what it tastes like. I do ubt those people have a license to make and sell booze. But great grandma was a bootlegger anyway so who am I to judge.
It was the typical ham, kielbasa, potato salad, pickles and kapusta my family has had for Christmas for ever since I can remermber and before I was born. I hate sauerkraut type stuff though so I stayed away from the kapusta although it did smell good and was the genuine article. I just don't like the taste.
Unfortunately for me my immediate family is dead or dead to me for various reasons. The only member I have left is a dog that will be 15 on the 1st.
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- 4 de Jun, 2019
Chicks who think they're your mother are insufferable.
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- 17 de Feb, 2019
Same as any other day. New Year's is when all the celebration's gonna be