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Interview - MOC Nine - Jan 23 - Interview about the past

Interview - MOC Nine - Jan 23 - Interview about the past
Saar, Jan 23, 2021
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Interview - MOC Nine - Jan 23 - Interview about the past

312 words in Dutch
364 words in English

How did you used to celebrate Christmas Eve in the past?
WARD: We always celebrated Christmas Eve with my family. Just my mother, my father, my brother Jonas and me. We have never celebrated Christmas or Christmas Eve with my moms parents. On New Years’ Day we went over there to read our new years’ letter. After dinner, we opened our presens. Most presents under the Christmas Tree evolved music. Mostly CD’s. Jonas and I had a lot of CD’s.
SARAH: We celebrated Christmas Eve at my grandparents house. With my dads’ parents. The whole family got together. My grandparents, my dads’ older brother and his family, my dads’ sister and her family, my dads’ younger brother and his family and us. That were a lot of people! At the end of the evening, we opened one present. We opened the other presents on New Years’ Eve with my moms parents.
Did you have a favorite meal that you ate on Christmas Eve?
WARD: My mom didn’t like to cook on Christmas Eve, so she ordered gourmet or fondue (sorry, there are no words to translate in English). She loved it that we sat around the table together roasting our own meat. She made the soup and dessert herself. But we didn’t have a favorite. It changed every year.
SARAH: We always had soup as appetizer. Most of the time it was tomato soup. As our main course we had meat balls with krieken (sorry I couldn’t find the translation in English) and bread. The meat balls were baked too much. I didn’t like it at all, but my brother didn’t seem to mind. Lol. As a dessert we always had ice cream.
Can you remember what kind of presents were under your Christmas Tree?
WARD: Like I said, Jonas and I were into music when we were kids. So we always got presents that had to do with music. We got a lot of CD’s, but one year, I got a piano.
SARAH: I can’t remember much of it, but I know we got a lot of board games. My brother, my dad and I used to play a lot of board games.


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    • JenEm
      I loved reading your journaling, Sarah. We also used to celebrate Christmas with a big family gathering. I smiled about the frikadellen met krieken. If I remember correctly, krieken might be cherries? My mother used to make something similar, I think. You have created another gorgeous page with your layering and storytelling. The use of the foliage adds a nice touch as well. Love!
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    • Karen
      Love your journaling on here! Such a fun way to capture everyone's christmas memories! Also... we call it "fondue" in English too. :agree Yummy!
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    • SeattleSheri
      What a super fun page with all of the layered papers in the background. I'm glad you found a topic Ward was willing to be interviewed for! Really fabulous work! Swoon :heartlub
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    • Saar
      @Anny-Libelle Thank you so much for your kind words. Much appreciated!
    • Saar
      @Frumpje Een groepschat lijkt me leuk! Al moet ik eerlijk toegeven dat ik niet altijd de meeste actieve ben in chats.
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    • Saar
      @JenEm Thank you so much for your nice words, my sweet friend. Yes, you are correct. Krieken are very similar to cherries. We call cheries, kersen in Dutch. Krieken are a bit bigger, but the difference is minor.
    • Saar
      @Karen Thank you so much for your kind words! I had no idea you called it fondue as well. I searched the word in google translate, but I got some weird results. Lol.
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    • Saar
      @SeattleSheri Thank you so much for your kind words, Sheri! Much appreciated!
    • Frumpje
      ik probeerde jullie hier een berichtje te sturen, maar is me niet gelukt. Namen werden niet herkend?!
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    • Angela Toucan
      ooh, lots of fabulous layers. Great journaling
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