This Xmas, I will spend it as I normally do.. just quietly and at home. However, one year I think it would be cool to spend it somewhere else.
How are you spending this Xmas and are any of you going away on holiday ?
Marek Rojewski
Dec 7 2012, 12:14 PM
I'm pretty sure I'll also spent this X-mas at home. There is a possibility that my birthday will be celebrated in "conjunction" with X-mas, and that means chocolate cake to devour while relaxing
I'm pretty sure I'll also spent this X-mas at home. There is a possibility that my birthday will be celebrated in "conjunction" with X-mas, and that means chocolate cake to devour while relaxing
Chocolate cake ? Combined Xmas and birthday celebrations ? Sounds like it might be real hard work, man
P.S It's great to see you again.. so what's new in your world ?
Christophe
Dec 7 2012, 12:28 PM
I may will go see the family who are at 500km far away !
PS : Your track #6 sounds a bit darker, I like that
Dieterle
Dec 7 2012, 12:48 PM
I stay relaxed home with my family -- no visitors !!!
Dieter
SpaseMoonkey
Dec 7 2012, 01:38 PM
As with most holidays, I will be spending it at work. But they cater in some good food usually. Last time was like shrimp alfredo and such.
bleez
Dec 7 2012, 01:48 PM
I'll be at home, probably just eat too much and then hate myself for a while
PosterBoy
Dec 7 2012, 01:55 PM
I'll be fairly near you Ben as we are visiting my parents in Honiton, Devon for Christmas
HungryForHeaven
Dec 7 2012, 02:08 PM
Just me, a bunch of guitars, and a bigger bunch of beer. At home.
Just me, a bunch of guitars, and a bigger bunch of beer. At home.
That's all ya need !
Gabriel Leopardi
Dec 7 2012, 03:20 PM
I will be with my family as always. By now it's time to start thinking on the Christmas gifts...
Timmy b
Dec 7 2012, 03:25 PM
For me this year, its the usual christmas festivities at my girlfriends families place. Most likely there will be plenty to eat and drink and then much time spent on the coach!
del-4fr53e3
Dec 7 2012, 03:45 PM
I'll spend Christmas with my family, but on the 25th I'll be off for Tokyo!
Gitarrero
Dec 7 2012, 03:55 PM
I'll be driving home for christmas (Haha...I hate that song...) which means I'm gonna spend two weeks at my mom's place in my hometown Münster. I'm gonna visit some relatives, gonna go to some more Die Toten Hosen concerts with my buddies and maybe...just maybe there'll be a surprise for you guys as well.
I'll most probably spend Christmas with my family and then hit the mountain house with the band and our girls - quiet and relaxing - just what we need after a loud year
I'll most probably spend Christmas with my family and then hit the mountain house with the band and our girls - quiet and relaxing - just what we need after a loud year
You guys don't eat Turkey or Chicken for Xmas in Romania ?
Slavenko Erazer
Dec 9 2012, 12:56 PM
WHat Turkey?
This brings us to Kingdom Come on Xmass
Saoirse O'Shea
Dec 9 2012, 01:41 PM
Dec 21st we're in Malaga and on the 23rd we're in Puerto de Santa Maria. XMas Eve we go to a party at a neighbour's house, starts at about 9pm and finishes sometime on the 26th but we tend to leave at about 1 am on XMas morning. Xmas day we have as a family day. 26th we're having frineds over for lunch. 27th and 28th we're off to Ronda to stay at some friends.
We don't have turkey for XMas lunch as none of us like it. Each year we alternate who cooks starter, main course and a dessert. It's my turn this year to do the dessert so I'm doing an orange creme (bit like an orange flavoured creme brule with some oloroso sherry added). My daughter's doing the main course and my wife's doing the starter.
The big celebration here though isn't XMas but The Three Kings (Epithany) on 6th January so the festivities go on until then. My daughter getspresents for both XMas and Three Kings.
Dec 21st we're in Malaga and on the 23rd we're in Puerto de Santa Maria. XMas Eve we go to a party at a neighbour's house, starts at about 9pm and finishes sometime on the 26th but we tend to leave at about 1 am on XMas morning. Xmas day we have as a family day. 26th we're having frineds over for lunch. 27th and 28th we're off to Ronda to stay at some friends.
We don't have turkey for XMas lunch as none of us like it. Each year we alternate who cooks starter, main course and a dessert. It's my turn this year to do the dessert so I'm doing an orange creme (bit like an orange flavoured creme brule with some oloroso sherry added). My daughter's doing the main course and my wife's doing the starter.
The big celebration here though isn't XMas but The Three Kings (Epithany) on 6th January so the festivities go on until then. My daughter getspresents for both XMas and Three Kings.
Kind of urinates all over Egg Nog, mince pies and The Great Escape on tv doesn't it ???
They even eat the pork skin! It's called 'sorici' and it's uttered 'sho'reech' - my God this is so funny
wollace03
Dec 9 2012, 04:17 PM
Just the usual traditional way... family, excited kids who can´t wait until it gets evening, parents. loads of food and my sons playing flute and me playing guitar - everyones singing (all togehter its sounds so horrible that it sounds good again)..... the best time of year to slow down and refill your batteries... and then we got to our cabin in the woods of styria, hope for a lot of snow and celebrate the end of the year...