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How are you readers/bloggers/passers-by?
Ok, let us just pretend that someone is reading my blog?
Yesterday's Christmas Celebration wasn't bad at all! It was one of my Merry Christmases.
Christmas is my favorite time of the year because it is the time when family and relatives from near and far gather as one to celebrate our Savior's birth. Contrary to what I thought what my Christmas would be, yesterday was a fun and happy celebration. My relatives from Bohol and cousins came to our house to celebrate. We had a simple party at home. Well actually we do that almost every year. We eat till we're full, drink till we drop, we sing at the top of our lungs, and we laugh till our stomachs hurt. I must have sang so loud that I lost my voice. But no, I didn't. I wonder why I lost my voice. Is't because I drink too much wine?? Until now I'm still figuring out why I lost my voice. Anyway, we had so much fun yesterday! My aunts, cousins and even my old folks seemed like they compete in singing. Birit kung birit teh! Aegis songs ang tirada!
While the adults are engrossed with drinking and singing, the youngsters are happily playing and running around. Up, down, up, down--they like going up and down to our second floor. They were so carefree and oh so cute! Seeing them running around and playing tag, I remember the times when I was like them. Oh, childhood memories--the best days!
The celebration goes on and on and on!!
In the middle of singing part, my parents and uncle give out Aguinaldo to the kids, to teenagers, and finally to the old folks...
After my aunts and some old folks were done with the "singing competition", it's my male cousins' turn to heat the beat!
By the way, I have more male cousins than female cousins. We were outnumbered by the boys...
They sang the usual boy-band type of songs. Me and my female cousin joined them too! And the eating part resumes...
It was a MERRY MERRY CHRISTMAS for the Salem Family. :))
--
"Ang nagsindi nitong ilaw walang iba kundi ikaw,
salamat sa liwanag mo muling magkaka kulay ang pasko."
How are you readers/bloggers/passers-by?
Ok, let us just pretend that someone is reading my blog?
Yesterday's Christmas Celebration wasn't bad at all! It was one of my Merry Christmases.
Christmas is my favorite time of the year because it is the time when family and relatives from near and far gather as one to celebrate our Savior's birth. Contrary to what I thought what my Christmas would be, yesterday was a fun and happy celebration. My relatives from Bohol and cousins came to our house to celebrate. We had a simple party at home. Well actually we do that almost every year. We eat till we're full, drink till we drop, we sing at the top of our lungs, and we laugh till our stomachs hurt. I must have sang so loud that I lost my voice. But no, I didn't. I wonder why I lost my voice. Is't because I drink too much wine?? Until now I'm still figuring out why I lost my voice. Anyway, we had so much fun yesterday! My aunts, cousins and even my old folks seemed like they compete in singing. Birit kung birit teh! Aegis songs ang tirada!
While the adults are engrossed with drinking and singing, the youngsters are happily playing and running around. Up, down, up, down--they like going up and down to our second floor. They were so carefree and oh so cute! Seeing them running around and playing tag, I remember the times when I was like them. Oh, childhood memories--the best days!
The celebration goes on and on and on!!
In the middle of singing part, my parents and uncle give out Aguinaldo to the kids, to teenagers, and finally to the old folks...
After my aunts and some old folks were done with the "singing competition", it's my male cousins' turn to heat the beat!
By the way, I have more male cousins than female cousins. We were outnumbered by the boys...
They sang the usual boy-band type of songs. Me and my female cousin joined them too! And the eating part resumes...
It was a MERRY MERRY CHRISTMAS for the Salem Family. :))
--
"Ang nagsindi nitong ilaw walang iba kundi ikaw,
salamat sa liwanag mo muling magkaka kulay ang pasko."
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