Taking pictures on the fourth at 4:45
Having leftover turkey on the first at 4:45
Eating extra stuffing on the twenty third at 45:29
Yelling for more lights on the eleventh at 47:89
Adding some icing to cookies on the fourteenth at 45:29
Redecorating the tree on the first at 42:46
Eating some gingerbread cookies on the fifth at 14:59
Frolicking in the snow on the twenty third at 13:07

Opening some letters from family on the eighteenth at 45:76
Using lights around the house on the fourth at 27:36
Naming your favorite songs to sing on the twenty first at 12:24
Decorating the tree with ornaments on the first at 58:35
Adding eyes to the gingerbread on the seventh at 14:59
Reading some stories on the first at 20:73
Opening some cards on the ninth at 14:59
Using the pans for spice cake on the twentieth at 4:45

Naming reindeer as you sing on the first at 48:13
Drinking eggnog along with family on the second at 12:24
Having a great time with your family on the thirteenth at 3:04
Eating pumpkin pie at the dinner table on the ninth at 16:24
Roasting some chestnuts on the tenth at 20:73
Eating some candy canes on the fourth at 3:04
Singing favorite songs on the second at 39:90
Opening gifts on the seventh at 27:36
Making your favorite cherry pie on the first at 43:33

Eating some apple pie on the sixth at 40:04
Watching favorite movies on the fifth at 54:80
Having family visit on the first at 27:36
Eating roast lamb on the tenth at 12:24
Receiving warm welcomes on the fourth at 47:27
Eating cookies on the fourth at 45:51

(In reply to re: An observation -- hint by Gamer)

It is possible, then, "Around here" and "outside the problem's text" hints that this is another "pid" puzzle. 

Taking the the number seperated by a colon as the pid (e.g., 4:45 is pid=445) and the ordinal number indexing the word (counting a number in the given text as a word) where the first letter of the word as the 'answer', one can find a series of letters that range from a to g like are found as musical notes. The following are those 'notes' that result from this manner of decipherment:

c a g g d c d c c d e f f g a g c a e a f d c d c c d d e c f

As I am not musically inclined, identifying a song by notes would be difficult to me, and thus am unsure if this 'decoding' is correct.

Posted by Dej Mar on 2007-12-27 02:20:42