well, I'm not sure if my New year's cards are very traditional - LOL:) I wouldn't be able to write in Kanji, for one (nor could you read it), but I wrote more personal messages on my cards. basically the Japanese nengajo says Happy New Year, and states wishes for the person's good health, and a desire to meet more often in the New Year.
your idea of buying from wish lists is a good one! I remember that when I lived at home, thanksgiving and Christmas were fun just because I could watch tv and eat and do nothing. that's all I'm doing now anyway, until i get work - LOL!
I'm glad you ice is melting! hope you won't get more snow.
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your idea of buying from wish lists is a good one! I remember that when I lived at home, thanksgiving and Christmas were fun just because I could watch tv and eat and do nothing. that's all I'm doing now anyway, until i get work - LOL!
I'm glad you ice is melting! hope you won't get more snow.
happy holiday to you and your family:)
*Hugs*