I'm a firm believer that a little kindness, a lot of tongue-biting, and low expectations can go a long way in surviving family get-togethers for the holidays. Every family has its share of conflict and some of that always comes to the surface, even during what are supposed to be happy occasions.
Leslie Scanlon offers some great advice in this article from U.S. Catholic: Twas the Fight Before Christmas
May all your Christmas get-togethers be as peaceful and loving as possible!
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