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Thursday, November 19, 2009

12 more days!

It hardly seems possible but the two months are nearly over :)

I know there are people who've had far tougher LDRs, and two months is merely a pinch for them. Comparatively, my two months are nothing.

And it is! Because there's only 12 days left!

*jiggy* *jig* *jiggy* *jig*

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I used to lament the fact that we didn't have four seasons here and that Christmasses were always too sunny. I wanted to make snowmen, have snowball fights, slide down a slope on a makeshift toboggan and warm myself by a fire while roasting marshmallows and drinking hot cocoa.

Having lived through two winters in Sydney, I am now glad to say I have rid myself of that nonsense, and that snow is pretty but slippery and freezes your nose, fingers and toes.

Do not like.

And I think it's good that retailers are embracing our tropical Christmas too. I present to you, ladies and gentleman, the Christmas Pineapple.

Found in a Christmas tree decor bin at Hock Lee Centre, Kuching


You guys reckon it would make a good tree topper? It lights up and blinks and everything :)


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Anonymous lc said...

I'm going to copy Masterchef next year and do a mini Christmas celebration next July!! When it's cold and bloody freezing and people wanna eat that much meat and stuff!!! :D

5:45 PM, November 19, 2009  
Blogger Keem said...

Oh but Aussies celebrate Christmas in July anyway so way legit reason to do it :)

Unfortunately, it's never cold here :P Rainy season does not count cause it's just wet and slightly chilly.

12:10 PM, November 20, 2009  
Anonymous lc said...

I never knew Aussies celebrated Xmas in July until Masterchef... hahaha

9:51 PM, November 20, 2009  
Blogger Keem said...

neither did i ahahha. good idea though, else winter's pretty miserable :)

8:51 PM, November 22, 2009  

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