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Christmas around the world 2006

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Christmas around the world

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How do you celebrate the Christmas eve or
how do you spend the time at Christmas?

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29 Members And Only 10 Post A Christmas Eve Photo!

Come on gang. There are 29 members who joined this group and yet only 10 members have posted the "What I did Christmas Eve" photo.
The new year is approaching fast, get those photos in!

Boxing Day

Boxing Day

The day after Christmas, the Feast of St. Stephen, the first Christian martyr, is better known as Boxing Day. The term may come from the opening of church poor boxes that day; maybe from the earthenware boxes with which boy apprentices collected money at the doors of their masters' clients.

Nowadays, we often see, in certain families, gifts (boxes) given to those who provide services throughout the year.

"Boxing Day" is listed in the Canada Labour Code as a holiday.
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Christmas Eve 2006 - Hungry Ghost

Christmas Eve between 6:55 and 7:00pm - We had a latish dinner. More details on my blog in a day or so. In any event around the specified time, vegetables were being prepared for roasting. So just before this sequence of pictures, CA, under the supervision of DW2 was busy cutting up vegetables.

Then the chopped up veggies (carrots, onions, peppers, beets) were poured into a pan with extra-extra-extra virgin olive oil, secret herbs that ML and DW2 can't tell us about or they'd have to kill us, were added. CA was told to scrub his fingers well and to toss the vegetables, in a Nigella Lawson manner, but without the undulating or ululating. Once tossed, DW2 snatched the pan, and spread out the vegetables on a roasting pan. Once spread out, CA was told to move certain pieces to obtain the correct degree of spread that satisfied DW2's high aesthetic standards. Finally, a rigorous inspection by the master chef, DW2, before the pan was placed in the oven.

And that was what happened Christmas Eve around 7 pm in Hungry's little life.

Christmas Eve at my house..Ontario, Canada

I apologize because I forgot my camera...and at 7 pm...we were still in church. :angel: This was taken at our house later on..by my dad, as I was holding the cake. :smile:
It was my husband's birthday. :love:
There were a couple of families over to celebrate with us as well. Annually we put out cheese, crackers, dips, chips, pickles (a few varieties)..chocolates, and the list goes on. :smile:




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Christmas in NY as celebrated by a German-Miamian

Christmas in Queens, NY with friends:


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Suppertime with my mother, my two sisters, my 2 brother-in-laws and my 4 nieces(one's missing on the photo)

Christmas in the Black Forest

... and here is my contribution to the world wide christmas event

Black Forest Christmas



Germany: a blockhouse in Black Forest, Christmas eve 2006 with some friends and their family

Xmas Eve in rural British Columbia

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What we did Xmas eve 2006...


ho ho ho

Christmas Eve Kiss

What I did Christmas Eve at 7pm :wink:

Christmas Eve

All's quiet on the Western Front






Santa will be here soon

North Downs Christmas



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A quiet Christmas Eve, anticipating tomorrow. The presents are wrapped, the tree is lit, and table is laid :smile: Taken at 7pm GMT.

Guess I'm first



I just went out to check that the lights were working before I got ready to go to "midnight" mass down in the village.

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