"The holiday season is full of traditions and we all celebrate them a bit differently. We want to know your most unique holiday traditions. What makes celebrating this time of year feel special for you? Do you light lobster trap trees in New England or watch Santa surf in California? We want to hear them all funny, quirky or bizarre."
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NPR invites people to submit their most unique holiday traditions, from regional customs to odd personal rituals. Examples include lobster trap trees in New England and Santa surfing in California. The request asks what makes seasonal celebrations feel special and welcomes funny, quirky, or bizarre responses. Responses should be submitted via an online form and may lead to follow-up contact for reporting. Submissions are subject to the organization's general Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. The Privacy Policy notes that legal exemptions for journalistic activities or freedom of expression may, in some circumstances, override privacy rights.
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