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Which Christmas? Can you be a little bit more specific? Are you talking about the Coptic or Non-Coptic Christmas? The Santa Claus and Rudolph the red-nose raindeer Christams?
The same hold true for New Year. The Islaamic New Year or the New Year Celebrated on Jan 1st? Or the Chinese New Year?
Or does it really matter which Christmas or New Year?
They all fall on different days and I just want to make sure we are all on the same page.
esso7 Member # 12215
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it doesnt matter which christmas ,my question is just how woud u spend ur holiday
Somewhere in the sands Member # 13869
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quote:Originally posted by esso7: it doesnt matter which christmas ,my question is just how woud u spend ur holiday
Well okay.
I don't celebrate Christmas in any form or fashion. So I will treat that day like any other.
Concerning the New Year. It will just be another day as well. There is not religious to be celebrated on the New Year. Out with the old one and in with the new one.
Tigerlily Member # 3567
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quote:Originally posted by Somewhere in the sands: The Santa Claus and Rudolph the red-nose raindeer Christams?
We just gonna hang out as a family at home on Christmas and enjoy our company together. I already put out all kind of Christmas decorations, the tree is set up, the children wrote their wish list to Santa Claus (the mailman probably smiled when he found them in the box ) and I think I'll make rabbit for Christmas Eve dinner.
Now all what I wish for is snow for this special time of the year!
esso7 Member # 12215
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hehe wish u all a happy christmas
Tigerlily Member # 3567
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Hey, I would like to wish you the same but I know you don't celebrate!!
esso7 Member # 12215
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lol i celebrate in any holiday
young at heart Member # 10365
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Well I'll be in Egypt for both Christmas and New Year. It's great I'm watching the Christmas advertisements on tv, without throwing something! It'll be nice to be away from it all.
VanillaBullshit Member # 10873
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Xmas has become all about sucking as much cash outta people as possible in a completely mercenary fashion.
Here they sell "Xmas trees" for upwards of 400LE.
Tigerlily Member # 3567
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quote:Originally posted by VanillaBullshit: Here they sell "Xmas trees" for upwards of 400LE.
Artificial ones imported from China???
VanillaBullshit Member # 10873
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Probably yea, they look like crap too.
FairyDust Member # 7138
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I'll be in Egypt going to a church service on Christmas Eve and going to Sinai.
kimberley Member # 5179
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Family get together great food on the 25th... Then speding amonth in Luxor
Lifes wonderful at this moment.
katiamisa Member # 13751
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Last year i bought a christmas tree in Egypt,wasnt nice at all,but was far the best i hv found,and it was also 300 Le.Thank God this year im back home,so i can celebrate normally with a real tree and probably with some snow..Ya Rab K
MICKY A Member # 11209
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at work
soozi Member # 11108
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Poor Micky!
I'll be at home with my family and friends. Good food and company - I love Christmas! Merry Christmas all!
Ayisha Member # 4713
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quote:Originally posted by kimberley: Then speding amonth in Luxor
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