December 2006Our 2004 cards went out as New Years cards.
December 2004Chez Stoll, we celebrate both Christmas and Hanukkah, which we've done since before we had kids. Both my parents were raised Catholic, but chose not to raise us that way. Dad is half Jewish and a practicing Agnostic. Mom returned to Catholicism after she got married to Paul. Alec was raised with considerably more Judaism than I was raised with Christianity, though his Grandma Georgette had a Christmas tree (though it should be pointed out that bringing a dead tree into your house has absolutely nothing to do with Christ).
So last year, I decided we should have a Hanukkah card because we'd only had Christmas cards in the past, and we celebrate both holidays. The Hanukkah card was sent out in mid-February. Although I used the picture taken in late December, the card reflected that it was written the week before Valentine's Day.
January 2006
So last year, I decided we should have a Hanukkah card because we'd only had Christmas cards in the past, and we celebrate both holidays. The Hanukkah card was sent out in mid-February. Although I used the picture taken in late December, the card reflected that it was written the week before Valentine's Day.
January 2006
6 comments:
I want my card to have this picture.
I want my card to have this picture, too.
The current sidebar picture is precious but where my holiday card is concerned, I want Scary Alec too!
I love the photos!
seriously, this picture is the perfect holiday picture for your family!
Sorry, folks. I hope you aren't disappointed by the holiday cuteness instead!
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