What do you miss in christmas in the Philippines!

[love8888]

I really missed the 9th consecutive mass early in the morning,misa de gallo, and i can see people sailling bibingka and sometimes bought it,puto bungbong they really smells fresh when you comes out from the church.
And of course the Noche Buena.Salo Salo what ever small they've had on the table.:)

[kimmi]

I will surely miss the Caroling of little children,singing christmas carols..the christmas party that I used to organize in our place every christmas for five years now, giving gifts to little kids..:)

Christmas in the Philippines is really different, and this is the first time I will be away with my family this Christmas..

[joebloggs]

i'll say its different :D, no chance of snow, my wife and me little gal went :cwm12::BouncyHappy::Rasp: frist time they saw snow.. :icon_lol:

us northerners like the white stuff , no not that powder scouser keith :D, b4 u even say it, they've built a indoor ski slope near me, where u can see what snow is like 24/7 :icon_lol:, oh why don't they build an indoor beach :rolleyes:

first time i ever went to the philippines, i arrived on xmas eve, next day we went to the malls, and most places were open.. :cwm24: poor shop assistants..

[love8888]

I will surely miss the Caroling of little children,singing christmas carols..the christmas party that I used to organize in our place every christmas for five years now, giving gifts to little kids..

Christmas in the Philippines is really different, and this is the first time I will be away with my family this Christmas..


Thanks Kim you remind me when I was a kid We used to caroling house to house then one night a bulldog after us so we scattered and meet in the house as we are so frightened by that bulldog.... we disturbed him with a bad voice lol....:)

[joebloggs]

:icon_lol:

any of you audition for philippine idol :D, and why have they scrapped it. it was a good laugh.. :icon_lol::icon_lol::icon_lol:

[love8888]

Christmas in the Philippines is really different, and this is the first time I will be away with my family this Christmas..


Don't worry dear you will get use to it here and experience the snow like my first x'mass here i've seen the snow from your window and I am proud to tell it to my family in the Philippines.

[ginapeterb]

Kimmi can really be a great help, because she is there now, and she is leaving the Filipino christmas behind for a while, I can sympathise with dear Kimmi because ohhhhhhh bow bow, this her first xmas away from her family.

Well ...Kimmi Elsa spoke about seeing snow from her window, so just for you, here is a link to my Gina in snow for the first time ??

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e19h_DQauXg

Do you think you will be ok with it Kimmi ? and by the way, learn to start scraping the snow Kimmi, and husband will be very understanding and buy you boots and heavy coat, with hat and gloves.

Hhehehehehehe

[KeithD]

us northerners like the white stuff , no not that powder scouser keith :D, b4 u even say it, they've built a indoor ski slope near me, where u can see what snow is like 24/7 :icon_lol:, oh why don't they build an indoor beach :rolleyes:

This is because Mancs have never been out of the city, so they had to build a ski slope & a beach otherwise they'd never see them. Poor things, they get on the ring road, and end up back home after an hours drive for some reason.....never figured out what a turn-off is....

[eula mackay]

loads of things i miss. kids opening their pressies with the huge smiles on their faces, the noche buena spread, the never ending xmas parties, the lights, the nice weather (warm during the day, bit coldish in the evening), the spirit of giving even though some dont have much and yet they prefer to share what is very little they have, the tiangge in greenhills and san lorenzo (flea market)....the lot.

maybe next year id make it....its been so long...

[tiger@tigress]

I really missed the 9th consecutive mass early in the morning,misa de gallo, and i can see people sailling bibingka and sometimes bought it,puto bungbong they really smells fresh when you comes out from the church.
And of course the Noche Buena.Salo Salo what ever small they've had on the table.:)

I will miss planning for misa de gallo but waking up 7 in the morning :NoNo::NoNo::NoNo:

[kimmi]

thank u for the link Kuya Peter, I know in time I can easily adjust with my new life, because I am with my true love..:)

Sis Elsa, I do experience singing Caroling from house to house and like u we also experience the dogs running after us..I guess thats the funny side of it and when we reached home we all laughing on it..lol that was really my unforgettable caroling experience..he he he:)

[joebloggs]

This is because Mancs have never been out of the city, so they had to build a ski slope & a beach otherwise they'd never see them. Poor things, they get on the ring road, and end up back home after an hours drive for some reason.....never figured out what a turn-off is....

when are you buying me the mancs vs scouser book keith :D
quote from it '
there's the belief among Mancs that all Scousers want to move to Manchester and drive down property values, just out of badness. (Not the case, according to the Scouse woman who says: 'I wouldn't want to move to a place where you have to put on matching clothing to pick up the milk from the doorstep.')' :xxgrinning--00xx3:

[KeithD]

all Scousers want to move to Manchester and drive down property


We decided not to though, as you are doing such a good job of it yourselves :xxgrinning--00xx3:

[joebloggs]

We decided not to though, as you are doing such a good job of it yourselves :xxgrinning--00xx3:

no the mancs wouldn't let you settle here, so you went to wales instead and pushed houses prices down there :D

:xxparty-smiley-004:

[KeithD]

We couldn't get into Mancland as the walls wuz high to keep you all in :)

[walesrob]

We couldn't get into Mancland as the walls wuz high to keep you all in :)

Ladies! Put your handbags down please :Rasp:

[KeithD]

Ladies! Put your handbags down please :Rasp:

We prefer to hold handbags than sheeps :action-smiley-081:'s :D

[Bridget]

I have experienced Christmas in other countries away from my family and I can say that it does not matter where you are on Christmas as long as you are with the people you love and be grateful that you will have another Christmas in your life. I spent two Christmases in England with my Sweetheart but of course I missed my family here in the Philippines, but thats life, we can not have everything, we have to accept what life we have now and live with it and in everything we have give thanks.

[ponyang]

what i miss in the christmas in the philippines...is the christmas spirit...what i'm trying to say is that in philippines its full of spirit, almost every places and houses are lively,in my town every street have christmas lights as part of the christmas events.. there are lots of activities during christmas not just exchanging gifts like what we do here in uk...

[silver13]

I spent my Christmas here last year during my visit, the one thing i really missed most was the Noche Buena and i guess that's again the thing i will be missing this coming X'mas, wherein the family cook special foods and we are all complete. I didn't miss so much the X'mas Carol because we participated the X'mas Carolling in Bournville probably we will do it again.

Hopefully by next year during X'mas time we will be in the Phil and the years to come:)

[ginapeterb]

the red dragon is going to Leyte soon, he will miss the sheep, but then there is always the carabao.

[love8888]

the red dragon is going to Leyte soon, he will miss the sheep, but then there is always the carabao.

.....and miss all the people here as well :NEW5: