Manage to catch up a Xmas movie on HBO channel. (Now only I know Santa has a brother! =p)

Eastern people don’t normally celebrate Xmas back in decade ago. Like what those old folks said, Xmas is for “Ang Moh” (People with blonde hair, blue eyes, etc.) But now, Xmas has become one of the “commercial” festivals (Ya, commercial because it is the time when a good business can be made, where people are so crazy about the Xmas shopping, not to mention with sales everywhere! =))

Our family doesn’t celebrate Xmas spirit, we celebrate the festival instead. ~chim~

Hello, I am not going to talk about the “spirit” and the “festival”. I guess I just don’t want to bored people so much. (Though I wonder if anyone actually read my blog :D)

When I was a child, I have always wanted to celebrate Xmas so much! Even now I am still having the spirit flaming in my heart. Hah! Imagine playing snowball, building up a snowman, having turkey feast!!

~Cool~

That’s the only word I can say for now.

Much important is SNOW everywhere!! LOL~

Living and studying in a tropic country, you are not going to say hello to snow. Should have gone for a sunbathe instead. LOL~

Countdown on Xmas’s eve night?

Big NO to it! Hah! =X

With traffic jam, people jam, public transport jam and etc. No snow, snowball or snowman, only big crowd with smelly sweating bodies. Uh-no!

If Santa Claus ever existed, which I do hope he does exist, I am going to wish for a snowy white Xmas this year. I promise I will be a good girl to get the present.

^.^

Ho!Ho!Ho! Merry Christmas everyone!