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New Year and Christmas 2011

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What are your plans for the 2011 winter holidays? - What type of rest do you prefer in the most desired period of the year, in Christmas and New Year Holidays? Traveling or city break?
12 years ago, October 19th 2011 No: 1 Msg: #145552  
What type of rest do you prefer in the most desired period of the year, in Christmas and New Year Holidays? Traveling or city break? Reply to this

12 years ago, October 19th 2011 No: 2 Msg: #145559  
We are heading toward Sri- Lanka. Really looking forward to the break. We managed to grab a great package from escape2srilanka. Cant wait to experience a warm christmas. My friends who recently visited Sri Lanka have loads of exciting stories and recomended we visit the country. Reply to this

12 years ago, October 20th 2011 No: 3 Msg: #145577  
Going home. There really is nothing like Christmas with your family, particularly when you live far away. Reply to this

12 years ago, October 20th 2011 No: 4 Msg: #145595  
I'm from Australia and I'm Europe-bound! On the contrary to the first poster, I'm looking forward to my first White Christmas! Christmas Day is Rome and New Years Eve is Paris. Reply to this

12 years ago, October 20th 2011 No: 5 Msg: #145599  
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I just want my baby girl home for Christmas. She is in Italy and I miss her. Reply to this

12 years ago, November 2nd 2011 No: 6 Msg: #146340  
I'm going to visit my friend at London! Yay! That's going to be really great. <snip>
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12 years ago, November 5th 2011 No: 7 Msg: #146500  
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Awww Lee Ann - I do hope your girl gets home for christmas. Reply to this

12 years ago, November 12th 2011 No: 8 Msg: #146807  
OK-- so this is an interesting topic.

This year we are looking forward to a San Francisco holiday season. We will enjoy going into the city and experiencing the hustle and bustle of city life and the decorations.

We really have not lived near our family for the past twenty years. It is good to see family at Christmas but rather crazy at times. I want to see them and enjoy the holidays with them but honestly------which we could celebrate in the summer instead. Guess I should have grown up in Australia.

Flying across America at the holidays is not fun. Crowded, over booked flights---with people who rarely fly and don't know how to board planes. The planes are filled with crying children and parents trying to carry- on all kinds of Christmas gifts that they should have mailed. The airlines deliberately over book and passengers become irate when bumped from their holiday flight (and rightfully so).

So-- again, this year we are flying off to see our family in Ohio. Please keep your fingers crossed that it does not snow and the flights do not get cancelled.

We dream of one day going to a Caribbean island and enjoying a quiet ----- and warm Christmas.

We don't generally go out for New Year's.



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12 years ago, November 12th 2011 No: 9 Msg: #146859  
Christmas and New Year will be the four of us together...and if you know me, this is THE most important thing.

Being with your love ones. Once this is reached, everything else is a lot less important.

We do intend to do something special though for the opportunity, as we will be part of the few first who will celebrate NY this year! All this the feet in the sand and water... Reply to this

12 years ago, December 18th 2011 No: 10 Msg: #149040  

Traveling or city break?


I like both. Though, I think my boyfriend and daughter prefer to be here at home in Munich, Germany for Christmas and New Years. All 3 of us spent Christmas and New Years in India one year, and they really missed our Chrismas at home traditions, such as the fireworks in the neighbourhood at midnight on New Years Eve etc. Reply to this

12 years ago, December 20th 2011 No: 11 Msg: #149103  
we are in China currently and we will spend Christmas in Xiamen and Gulang Yu Island but we already feel that it won't be the same as at home;-( ow well, at least we have each other and maybe we come across some nice travelers over there so fingers crossed;-) Reply to this

12 years ago, December 26th 2011 No: 12 Msg: #149336  


Happy Holidays everyone! Reply to this

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