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Back story… my dad died right before Christmas when I was 20, a very agonizing andViking Quilt Bedding Set Raven & Valknut painful death. So, I would’ve said the first Christmas without him was the worst until last Christmas occurred. 2017, and I am newly separated from my husband who lives in Tennessee and I live in Florida now. We have 2 boys and we have agreed to alternate major holidays every other year. This year would be my first without my kids ever. I have a disdain for Christmas as it is, with the mishap of my father’s death, however, I do it for my kids. What’s the point if I didn’t have them this year? But my family made me go to my sister’s house to celebrate so I wouldn’t “be alone” I get there and am ambushed with jokes about my quirkiness and my clumsiness: things that I’m very used to and have embraced about myself. Everyone sits down for dinner.