Little Christmas

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So yesterday was Little Christmas,or,Womens Christmas.
Its the 12th day after Christmas,the day you take down the Christmas decorations,and the day when the husbands are left to do all the chores,and cook dinner for the wife.
Its called womens Christmas because its the day the women get together and celebrate Christmas together,no kids,no husbands,no chores and no other problems to worry about for 1 day.


So HAPPY WOMENS CHRISTMAS everyone.



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