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    Posted December 12, 2012 by
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    Blended holiday traditions

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    Chrismukkah on Cape Cod

    By jillyjally  |  Posted December 12, 2012  |  Massachusetts
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     jillyjally and her partner showed us some creative visual representations of the their Chrismukkah celebrations, from an advent calendar with a menorah beside it to a shalom stocking with bells on it. 'We've called it Chrismukkah ever since the television show 'The OC' had an episode in which one of the characters began calling it Chrismukkah. We also call it Christmas and Chanukkah, and when the dates fall correctly we try to finish Chanukkah before we fully begin Christmas.' Do you celebrate Chrismukkah or another dual holiday? Share your story here.
    - zdan, CNN iReport producer

    A Jewish man and an Episcopal woman fall in love on Cape Cod and try to learn to love new holidays.

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