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Hello and welcome to a new
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Issue of the mono podcast I'm Sascha
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Markman and I want it a monologue
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hold
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Today's Word is Christmas
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Or, more precisely, Christmas Eve.
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Christmas Party
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I am now referring to the
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season
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After I was in charge of the
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Advent was talking about Advent time.
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Now let's come to Christmas
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What is Christmas as a child?
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are the gifts as an adult
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It's the time I spend with my
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love to spend
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Basically the same
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During the Advent period
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So what makes it so special
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It's the magic of this magic.
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Those who have these days
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I can only get out of my
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Experience speaks for me it's the
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Magic and Magic
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We have this beautiful apartment
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Christmas tree sometimes bigger sometimes smaller
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Really made of plastic
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more or less with Christmas balls
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or other ornaments and it is
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That mood that's there
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candlelight subdued light perhaps
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even contemplative music
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I prefer classical music.
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Not everyone's taste and
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No TV, no game console.
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No internet for a few hours
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which you can share with dear people
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Maybe there's something nice
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They ate there, too.
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Countless of tradition
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starting from potato salad and hot
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sausages over a lavish meal
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I've always wondered where this
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Tradition comes with potato salad
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and sausages
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It's relatively easy to do yes.
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Especially like to stay with us in
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ruhr area
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When the father was working and the
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Mother as housewife and life as
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Housewife can also be very exhausting
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She had done her job, too.
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Not before I'm ready to go
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Six hours in the kitchen
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have
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She also has something fast.
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made and that was treffer salat
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There was only one time with us
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And I didn't find that particularly cool
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I think it's nicer to have an elaborate
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eat
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This is Christmas just like us.
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know
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but what
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On Christmas Eve, I had a
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Discussion with my almost
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Parents-in-law having Christmas
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Christmas begins because it is there.
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Christie's birth was the birth of Jesus.
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And that is not the case
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It's Christmas Eve in
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Jesus was born and Jesus or
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born on 25.10 did not have 24
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It's just the night before the
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Yes, I remember it well
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It is a very long discussion
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was where I put each side on and his
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My opinion was hot.
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I work there the night before.
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There are some rituals that
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At least as a Christian
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power
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I, as a Catholic, should be at a fair.
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go and the cattle back more precisely
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Chris Meter or to the Vesper the One
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In the afternoon, the other
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Traditionally held at night
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I should and shouldn't do
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As for the Catholic Church,
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Not so much the urge to go to church.
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go
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But there are many reasons
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Christmas Eve with us who has the
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Gifts distributed in others
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countries
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Peres on 25 in the morning after Christmas Eve
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Because in the evening the child of Christ or
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Santa Claus depending on the gifts
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Distributed and then you will be watched and
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You can find it like this and on the tree like this.
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I never happened to us as a child.
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understood in the English
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I have a language room already.
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I understand because I mainly bed the
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Santa or christmas child it
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I handed out the gifts.
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I woke up or they were with us.
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reach the church the child or me
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He was later a teenager with me.
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Father or walk with my mother
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and we came back cavalli gifts there
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so the crookedness can take the time of
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On Christmas Eve, some of you will see
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They are not Christian as
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Nice entry into it.
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Christmas holidays as a silent evening
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And I have to say I was there once.
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Christmas Eve at 4 pm 5 pm on the
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on the road, and there was already a
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Little going on like me then at 8 p.m.
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I was on the road because I had to work.
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In the care there was even less going on
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Almost nothing more and you
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Could you really say it's a
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quiet office because many things yes even
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They don't even have open business.
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Cinemas may have one.
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Gas station in the place open if at all
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Maybe even just a neighbor.
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Some discotheques are not open
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perhaps some large-scale discotheques in
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great places in the open and so is this
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hand something special because
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Somehow you feel that
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Live for these few hours.
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stand still it will be very quiet very
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quieter also outside
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Going to the balcony or
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Open the window to ventilate
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It is extremely quiet and
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Then on 25
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On the 26th, the stress begins.
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great turbulence
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Then the relatives leave.
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with us
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It really was a race.
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The twenty-fifth was the mother.
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On the maternal side and on the 26th
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We had the solemnity again.
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for aunts Uncles and the sister of
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my father
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And that was always running back and forth
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Later, as an adult, it was like this.
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Christmas Eve Celebrated with My Mother
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On the 25th of April, most of the
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Parents-in-law driving others or
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Nearly future parents-in-law
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I drove and I always found it so
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Stressful because it wasn't a day
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Where I live with my partner in
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I was able to enjoy Christmas
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We were always on the road
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Yes, and I think that's also true for many
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others one way or another
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The family constellation is still
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More complex if you want Christmas
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It's only day and second day.
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is elsewhere
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If the relatives go a little further
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Living apart when you're
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A few more hours on the highway
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Being on the road as a child was Christmas
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Something mysterious and something wonderful
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as an adult often stress and I can
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I remember very well where I
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Have a Christmas Day yourself
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It was pure stress
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Last year with my father
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alone
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I had three days of preparation.
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food and cake tortuous button that was
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A lot of work then stop for the days
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The food has certain
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Make preparations
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Make the frying
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I found it extremely stressful
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I really did good to my mother.
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Understand that after Christmas
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was broken and happy that you
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Employers between Christmas and
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New Year's Eve can be Christmas
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It's also a bit stressful
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I had like me now for Christmas
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I've seen certain things
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I have such date facts
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Thought you'd need
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Not so eloquent in the beginning.
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Small anecdotes and facts worth knowing
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assemble
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Maybe Christmas should just be
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What it is is an emotional
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Report which I found interesting
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The Car Dobson Church
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midpoint around the six in january
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To replace and not to replace the children
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On the 24th, but on the 6th.
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December so solid of the Nicholas and the
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There is no such thing as a holy night except
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what nice to eat and a contemplative
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time
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Yes, and then I found something.
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Had that I found rather curious it was
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Don't leave me left in 1659
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He was born in Massachusetts
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Great, I had to practice it.
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pronounce
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A law passed that celebrates
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From Christmas to Punishment
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One at a time
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Hana the land what so colorful pompous and
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Exaggerated Christmas Celebrations Were Here
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Forbidden to celebrate Christmas and
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It was because of these criteria that
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whose display or statement has been made
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The Birth of Christ in the Bible
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Explicitly declared as a holiday, but
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As a normal day
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You have to think about it
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Christmas was celebrated in America
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Prohibited and in our recent
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In the past, this happened in 2015
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Somali is a
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The Muslim world is just tolerance.
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against other non-Islamic solid
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I would not have been interesting either.
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I thought this was the case in the recent
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Christmas is forbidden, but what
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It's Christmas for us Christians.
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Muslims are Sugar-Fighting
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Not everyone had to have Christmas.
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celebrate
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I have nothing but you
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Have a great Christmas to everyone
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swipe or you had a nice
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Christmas and wish you a lot
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Happiness and a contemplative time
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Today's issue of the Monolog Podcast is about Christmas or Christmas Eve, this contemplative time that is full of wonder for children and can become more than stressful as an adult.
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Sascha Markmann ist ein kreativer Kopf mit einer bewegten Biografie – und ein Mensch, der das Leben nach einem Schlaganfall noch einmal ganz neu für sich entdeckt hat. Nach Stationen als Rettungssanitäter und Altenpfleger fand Sascha seinen Weg in den kreativen Ausdruck. Als Blogger, Podcaster, Musiker und visueller Geschichtenerzähler bringt er heute Dinge zusammen, die nur auf den ersten Blick nicht passen: Er kombiniert seine handfeste Begeisterung für Technik – von selbst gehosteten Servern bis hin zur elektronischen Musikproduktion – mit emotionaler Tiefe und einem schrägen Sinn für Humor. Seine Beiträge entstehen irgendwo zwischen Borderline, Acid Basslines und Beistand – ehrlich, direkt und gerne auch mal mit einem Augenzwinkern. Leitmotiv: „Audiovisueller Stumpfsinn mit keinem Nutzwert – aber vielleicht genau deshalb so wertvoll.“ View all posts by Sascha Markmann
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