Christmas in July

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now 5 months left til xmas is here so gotta start on ur xmas shopping early now? :laugh2:
 
Originally posted by funnybebe78
now 5 months left til xmas is here so gotta start on ur xmas shopping early now? :laugh2:
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DON T REMIND ME THATS TOOOO EARLY Remind me in Sept ! LMAO LMAO!
 
Originally posted by funnybebe78
now 5 months left til xmas is here so gotta start on ur xmas shopping early now? :laugh2:
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lol but I have a list already for my friends :) i havent started yet - waiting for sales and new stuff to come out but I know what they like and what they want.....
 
Too early to shop! I tend to wait til last minute or at least one week before xmas.
 
Originally posted by BostonIceFire
Too early to shop! I tend to wait til last minute or at least one week before xmas.
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Well, it save my money if I take my time shop by one on one in 6 months before Christmas. You won't worry about money disappear quick. :D
 
too earlyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy :-P but i can explore around what everyone wants before x mas comes! lol
 
Haha.. I will start Christmas Shopping in October...today's my birthday by the way so I am 20 years old now! :D
 
ACK! I hafta to START xmas shopping now or I'll be kicked in the ass big time! :P
 
Originally posted by funnybebe78
now 5 months left til xmas is here so gotta start on ur xmas shopping early now? :laugh2:
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In Australia, we actually have a day called 'Christmas in July' because since we're in the middle of winter and we never get to see Christmas in its actual surroundings of snow and snow fights outside and basking in front of a hot fire and cooking S'mores and drinking hot chocolate drinks.
When Christmas is here -- it's bloody HOT and we spend the day in shorts n t-shirts...sweating our arses off and trying to stay cool. Average temperatures would be between 80 to 95F, not joking!
 
Of course, we DO still have the Christmas rush of shopping and shops open late at night or 24 hours for the first 2 weeks towards Christmas.
It's just the weather's DIFFERENT. ;)

Instead of working our arses off in the kitchen in front of the stove/oven, we're outside having a barbie (bbq) and eating summertime food. We do add beetroot (in place of cranberry), we do have turkey and ham for the 'traditional' meal.
 
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