The second day of Christmas (25th of December…ok I guess the 24th of December is the holy-evening, and then 25th and 26th are Christmas days) is usually for family visits in Hungary. Waiting for my sister and her babies (so you can guess what will be in the tomorrow’s post):) for example with some good wine (ok the babies can’t drink!).:)
News on my other blogs:
Me and my crazy mind:Black Kite
Hungary starts here blog: Christmas fair on Vörösmarty square
Impression of Indonesia: Batam Island
Breathtaking photos: reflection
Breath: Manhole
Budapest Guide: Budapest fashion
Didn’t think you’d need a tap!
Have a great Christmas & brilliant 2008. Visit tomorrow to see one of the world’s best rock singers.
Now that’s how to get some Xmas cheer!
Festive greetings of the season, whatever the festival or season means for you! I don’t get much time these days to visit and leave comments for all my bloggy friends…but love catching up with pics when I can.
We celebrated Christmas early this year. We made tamales and exchanged gifts on Sunday December 23rd. In fact over the years our Christmas celebrations have always been spread over several days with gatherings in the homes of different family members. Only when our kids were young did we make a point of exchanging gifts early on Christmas morning.
Today we make roast and have a quite day at home with just Connie and I. We plan to watch the movie “It’s a Wonderful Life” for the 100+ time.
Tomorrow I will make a point of visiting your photo blog to see the hinted at photos of family.
Merry Christmas and best wishes for a Happy New Year to both of you.
Thanks for all the comments exchanged during this year through our blogs.
Merry Christmas
Family CHRISTOPHE
happy holidays to you both Zannnie and Zsolt!
thanks for your visits throughout the year and kind comments!
Merry Christmas from American Fork, Utah!
Hey Zsolt,
Wishing you a Blessed Christmas :)