My family has a tradition of feeding our dog a Baskin Robbins ice cream cone on her birthday, this going back to when my mom was little (the 1960's to be more exact). Does your family have any traditions others might see as odd?
My husband and I keep sabbath on Saturdays. We don't buy or sell or work or make others work from sundown Friday night, to sundown Saturday night. It's our religion and others think it's really weird.
Actually, the first dog (back in the 60s) lived to 18, the second to about 13, the third (my first dog, although my parents got her 2 years before I was born) 13, and the current one is about 5 and 1/2.
Well the catapult was originally going to be a fun Christmas Day project with Popsicle sticks and erasers, but it turned into a long project with 2x4s and rotting oranges. They do fly far, although we have trouble getting them to fly forward.
The clown... This is between my dad and his brother. Whenever they go to each others' house they hide the clown. This has also been done with a stuffed snake, old cassette tapes, a creepy lotion poster, and a horse shoe.
My parents wrap christmas presents for their dog and place them under the tree. On christmas morning they will open them for him while everyone is opening their presents.
We have a treat hunt for our puppy for Easter and will have one for Halloween too lol I guess it's odd but she's our family so she gets treated like it
Yep. I grew up extremely poor. Most of our food we killed because we couldn't afford it. So it kinda just became a tradition. It tastes like chicken but really tuff.
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