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Spooky Holidays 2010/11
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07-12-2010, 07:36 AM
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RE: Spooky Holidays 2010/11
It's a very strange thing, believe me, given that so many Christmas traditions involve cold weather. Especially the food. Most Australians embrace the difference and have a party on the beach or at least have seafood. My family continues to sweat on, even when there's a fire ban we still have a roast.
At my godmother's in the evening my-very-large-in-number-family-on-my-mother's-side have a pot luck that is mostly cold cuts and salads. Kind of more appropriate. ![]() Many thanks to Tyger for a terrific signature |
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