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Christmas

Joy & Pain

‘Im the sorry looking one in this photo, along with my two younger bothers and mom. First Christmas after my parents divorced, and I probably didn’t get the legos I was hoping for. Merry Christmas!”

(submitted by Josh)

Santa Claws

“The memories around this pic are fuzzy, I suspect that I have blocked out Santa trying to lift my shirt and/or pinch my nipple. If I had to guess, I was probably around four years old (1979). Clearly, I am horrified by the look on my face.”

(submitted by Joseph)

Cyber Corn

“My daughter loved this strange clip art (google cyber corn woman clip art) and had the idea that we should use that as our template for our family holiday photo.”

(submitted by Ellie)

The Kid Stays In The Picture

You’ve got two choices this holiday season… either do what you’re told or do what you’re told.

(submitted by Jessica)

Also I Don’t Have Eyebrows

“My sister and I with very bad haircuts and a very creepy Santa. Also, I don’t have any eyebrows.”

(submitted by Lisa)

Heavy Metal Christmas

(submitted by Bryan)

The Rudolphs

He didn’t want to play in their reindeer games.

(submitted by The Hudson Family)

Snowmin

A reminder to dream big.

(submitted by Heather)

Stone Cold

“That’s me in the middle (age 18). There’s apparently a Christmas tree behind me. That’s my brother (15) and my sister (12). It was not a good Christmas Day. It was not a good Christmas Day at all. I definitely remember our mother taking this photo. And I definitely remember that all of us were determined to not smile. No. Matter. What.”

(submitted by Bruce)

Lapmom

“At Christmas last year (2013), my younger sister was up from Florida (a not so common occurrence for the holidays) so we were trying to get some good pictures of the four siblings together. At some point we wanted to include our Mom in a picture, but since there really wasn’t enough room on the couch for her to sit with us, we tried this pose for fun. My wife was taking the picture and she was noticing that some of us were squinting. So she told everyone to open their eyes wide. Hence these expressions.”

(submitted by Peter)