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Christmas is one of the highly recognized celebrations in the Philippines. All people in the Philippines celebrate it in a religious way since majority are Roman Catholic. They have this so called "Simbang Gabi" in which they passionately go to church at early dawn to hear the mass. This is being done nine days before the Christmas. Filipinos are more particular of giving gratitude to the Almighty Creator and manifest love to their family at Christmas Eve. They usually give presents, eat together with special foods on the table, while some use fireworks to make the celebration more flashy.Link: Life: Christmas, Philippines forum
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10/15/10 11:57
Hi people! I am actually interested in buying a Pecan Resin Santa. I had been looking for these ornamental and I am so glad that I was able to drop by this site. Anyway, you (Murray) said that if we are still interested, he can ship it to our location for our convenience. I wish it is still available because I am very eager to buy one for myself. Is it possible for you to ship it here in the Philippines? I am an expat here and I want to get some paintable Santas before Christmas. Thank you. Link: pecan resin figures; Hobbies
Tags: paintable santas • pecan resin santa • decorations • the philippines •
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10/08/10 11:57
Vietnam is a nice place. I went there once and I still want to visit there all over again. I experienced how Vietnamese celebrated their Christmas. They celebrated it just like how we celebrated that special day. Christmas is a very special occasion that we celebrate every last month of the year. And we knew that it symbolizes "Christ". During this Yuletide season, our loved ones who are far from us make it a point to come home and celebrate this special occasion with us. This is also a time when we exchange our gifts for one another.Link: Life: How is Christmas Celebrated in Vietnam?, Vietnam
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