It is, sort of. ^_^ It's action packed, both ways!
I'll be taking this right to old Christmas day, which is when I take down my tree. Some friends of ours are actually having a Christmas party on that day, too, which is very cool (even if it is on like a Wednesday night :P).
Cool. :) I paid way too much for our Christmas tree so it's staying up a week or two into January as well, unless it starts shedding needles all over. :P
Some friends of ours are actually having a Christmas party on that day, too In some countries (specially Latin countries, like Mexico and Argentina) it's very common to celebrate the Three Kings Day (Dia de Los Reyes) which is on January 6 (the "Old Christmas day", as I understand). :)
And your 12 days idea is really neat, btw, it'll extend the merriness a lit' longer ^_^
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Date: 2009-12-26 09:51 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2009-12-26 09:56 pm (UTC)I'll be taking this right to old Christmas day, which is when I take down my tree. Some friends of ours are actually having a Christmas party on that day, too, which is very cool (even if it is on like a Wednesday night :P).
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Date: 2009-12-26 10:09 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2009-12-26 10:44 pm (UTC)In some countries (specially Latin countries, like Mexico and Argentina) it's very common to celebrate the Three Kings Day (Dia de Los Reyes) which is on January 6 (the "Old Christmas day", as I understand). :)
And your 12 days idea is really neat, btw, it'll extend the merriness a lit' longer ^_^