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Re: 5 weeks and LOVING it.

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Originally Posted by __TJ__ (Post 10295976)

we already did our first xmas here ( in vancouver) this year. it was difficult because we lived in a hotel and our supposed freinds who had invied us over dropped us last minute ( literally half ten on xmas morning told us not to come they were sick, we never heard from them again :thumbdown: ) so we had IHOP for xmas day, and made the best of it. it sucked. this year i have a great big family meal planned and if anyone can make it over from UK to join us that would be great but if not then there is skype ( make appointments for time slots or people get disgruntled ;) )
NYE is our anniversary of meeting so we always do that together at home quietly :thumbup:
havent had time to miss anyone really yet. im sure it will come. but we can deal with it.

I think you can safely say you have the worst xmas of your life behind you! Can only get better ;)

Re: 5 weeks and LOVING it.

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Originally Posted by Carrie051 (Post 10297173)

did you have to get brutal and swear with the C word x

lol. For me it was just learning to embrace a new kind of Christmas. Coming from a big family, having about 30 people on xmas day to just me, and now my own family, xmas will never be how I grew up, but the kids enjoy what they know as xmas.

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That's awful treating people like that. Let's hope their turkey gave them a dodgy stomach:rofl:

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Originally Posted by nativenewyorker (Post 10297465)

That's awful treating people like that. Let's hope their turkey gave them a dodgy stomach:rofl:

:rofl::thumbsup: