A Warm Sunny Christmas

• Guest 690

  • Registered: 10 Oct 2009
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  19 December 2010     16:2885498
  #1      
  Has anybody ever given a thought as to what Christmas would be like if it fell in June as opposed to December? Christmas dinner on the beach as the Aussies and other southern hemisphere countries do? Christmas music with no mention of snow in the lyrics? A Boxing Day dip on 26 June perhaps? How often much of life is just taken for granted with not much thought to `What if`? What else would be different do you think?
  Tell them that I came, and no one answered.
• Bern

  • Location: Dover
  19 December 2010     16:5485501
  #2      
  The trains would run!!!
• Guest 660

  • Registered: 14 Mar 2008
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  19 December 2010     17:4085507
  #3      
  It would rain,Bern the trains have been running in the snow,and I want 2 days off for Christmas,when we used to work Boxing Day in the old days of British Rail yes I was there 38 years this year,no one travelled.
  If you knew what I know,we would both be in trouble!
• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
  • Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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  19 December 2010     18:3885517
  #4      
  i think you are being a bit inconsiderate john, you could always take a turkey sandwich into work with you and wear a paper hat.
• Melissa Pile

  • Location: Dover
  20 December 2010     13:4685594
  #5      
  Lol Howard love the way your thinking
• Guest 698

  • Registered: 28 May 2010
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  20 December 2010     13:5585599
  #6      
  I spent Xmas 1969 in South Africa. Christmas lunch was a braai (barbecue) by the pool.
  I'm an optimist. But I'm an optimist who takes my raincoat - Harold Wilson
• Guest 653

  • Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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  21 December 2010     07:3385759
  #7      
  I had a Christmas Day on Bondi beach in Oz; what a change it was - for the better; in the late afternoon it was back to my sister's for a barbie and a swim (again).
  
  We had Christmas in SA a couple of times too when my brother lived there; brilliant. Both countries lend themselves so well to the outdoor life.
  
  
  
  Roger
• Guest 640

  • Registered: 21 Apr 2007
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  21 December 2010     07:4285763
  #8      
  We got the outdoor life here too Roger , toboggans are hurtling downhill everywhere.. faster than a halloween firework, people are sitting in their cars for up to 8 hours on snow blocked motorways as they contemplate the great outdoors..its terrific fun, arguing with the kids for hours on end, and people are out there sleeping rough at airports...its the whole new craze.
  
  We cant be doing with barbies and stuff..its for softies..all that drinking and swimming and lolling about in the sunshine!!lol
  
  
  email: dover7@msn.com
• Guest 653

  • Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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  21 December 2010     08:1785768
  #9      
  "all that drinking and swimming and lolling about in the sunshine!! "
  
  Love it Paul, but not in the snow.
  
  
  
  
  Roger
• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  21 December 2010     09:3485788
  #10      
  if i had the choice it would be sunnier climes without a second thought.
• Guest 641

  • Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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  21 December 2010     13:4185840
  #11      
  I think we should at least allow John one cracker, a Christmas party for one, trouble is who is going to help him pull it - cancel aforesaid cracker