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Family traditions are wonderful. That being said the "hippy" generation(40-60 yr olds) and the mileniums just younger than that need to be the entertainers. Moms & Dads 60 & older deserve a break, how about all of you with the big beautiful homes hosting for a change? Just this morning one of the local news anchors said they were going to mom and dads with their brood for festivities. It's your turn young-uns!
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