This year was a full on Christmas celebration for me, filled with tree decorating, shopping, wrapping and being a part of a pile of presents under the tree being opened on Christmas day. I was also fed so full on Christmas day that I faced a food coma. To top things off, Ieven got a job starting in the new year! It was more than festive for me, it seemed like this is how this day is usually spent in non-Chinese homes. I like it. Now for more food!
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| Pork Pie, a traditional British pie. Dense with pork baked into a thick pastry. I prefer delicious turkey. |
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| Gammon: cured smoked ham, the lower part of bacon. |
| Stony clouds in Sandiacre, an excellent walk on Christmas day. |
| Who doesn't love sunsets. The celebration of the day. |
Last year's x-mas was spend in Vietnam with my best friend boiling in 30C weather over a Vietnamese ice coffee eating vermicelli.
In 2009 I was in Jilin with many ex-pats and Chinese friends celebrating Christmas the only way we knew how. Lots of drinks and Christmas games, everything from music trivia, pin the tail on the reindeer.
| Oh yes, Danny and I bought half a kobo for each other. I wonder now why I didn't have one sooner. YAY, free manga! Everyone wins. |
Previous to then I usually worked Christmas at the hospital and then a quick drive after work to one of my friends houses to catch a Christmas dinner and to play with their new toys. Enuff ramblings.
I want to say that every year I have a very memorable Christmas no matter where I am, it is about spending time with the people you love. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.




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