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Christmas in sunnier climes

  • 26-11-2010 03:16PM
    #1
    Tom Dunne
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    For the first time ever, I won't be in Ireland for Christmas. I love Christmas.

    I have mixed feelings about it, as I am sitting here on the couch watching Sky News reports of snow in the UK and the fact it is on the way to Ireland. :(

    Anyway, has anyone celebrated Christmas away from home, specifically in a warmer climates? Or in non-Christian countries where Christmas isn't celebrated?

    Any pointers as to what did/did not work?


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  • #2
    dolphin city
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,210 ✭✭✭dolphin city


    i always feel so bad for people in hot climates like Australia, etc at christmas. My worst nightmare would be christmas on the beach or having a bbq on Christmas day. Christmas without bad weather, hot fires, warm drinks, and a big roast turkey dinner is just not christmas.

    the only think I can think of is if you turn the air conditioning down to the lowest, buy a turkey and cook it, dress warmly due to air conditioning and pretend you are back in Ireland. :D


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