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by golly do i love the feeling of christmas, though strangely enough i don't really celebrate it i still really enjoy the christmas cheer. coming from an asian background celebrating christmas aren't the most common thing to do unfortunately. still i can't help but get caught up in all the holiday cheer.
there are a few things that makes it feel like christmas(to me), fair warning the list is fairly odd; christmas themed cooking shows programs, shopping center christmas overhead music, houses and city streets dressed up in an assortment of christmas decorations and the odd neighbor fireworks show.
upon some pre-boxing day sale scouting i was completely urged to buy this.
(even though i said i wouldnt, to save up for the 26th)
this will not turn into a fashion blog... i think
i think it's really nice and it was on sale, rrp $79 discounted to $45. i'm also rather found of the many shades of blue, they were scarce in numbers so i decided to go through with the purchase, when i mean scarce; this shirt was one of two. perfect fit too.
speaking of the boxing day sale, my parents thought that since we don't celebrate christmas(they don't have anything against it, it's just the hastle) they might as well give me and my brother some money to buy what ever on boxing day working as a substitute for christmas presents. presents or not, i wanted clothes regardless, so i was quite content with this, quite. though next year i would like to see our family, as a whole, to celebrate the annual festive holiday.
on the contrary, this christmas day there is going to be a family gathering, but completely un-christmas-y reasons. it's just a farewell dinner for my uncle(mothers uncle), whom is leaving for veitnam with his family very soon, a select few siblings of my mothers very large family are getting together. getting caught up in all of the christmas-themed cooking shows i've decided to bake a cake/loaf, i though i may as well since it's christmas on top of another occasion. i've chosen to bake a blueberry and cranberry cake/loaf, though an altered version to the original(blueberry and banana), i though cranberry would be a much more christmas-y ingredient in the rather basic dessert. i'll take photos of the process and result, i do doubt my baking skills seeing as this would be the first, still the method is simply toss em' together and pour into baking tray.
until next time... and a very happy christmas to you all.