A Kiwi Christmas Mole In New Zealand Christmas is in summer so we usually have a barbecue or a picnic on Christmas day. My family ave a tree with prezzies under it and we have a big lunch usually consisting of chicken and turkey and potatoes and salad and such and for dessert we usually

Christmas traditons in New Zealand Taniwha The New Zealand Christmas tree is called Pohutokawa and it’s flowers are a brillinat scarlet all during the Christmas season. Because Christmas occurs in summer here, New Zealanders do not have a tradition of snow and ice, but Santa still visits dresed in his red and white robes. Each

12 Days of Christmas LaniThaChrismasAngel A Christmas tradition in our home is the Twelve Days of Christmas. Twelve days before Christmas Night my younger brother and sister, and I choose families or people that we would like to share the Spirit of Christmas with. For every Day of Christmas we have a family or person

An Aussie Christmas… supermanda For me, Christmas starts at around 7am, when I have to get up to get ready to go down to the beach, as I am usually on duty as a Life Guard. So I am at the beach from 8 – 11, then I come home, and swim in the pool

An Australian Christmas onslow Christmas in Australia is different to many other countries. We don’t have snow because it is Summer and it is usually a warm balmy day with no rain. We have heaps of fun and eat seafood for lunch

a laid back christmas merry Christmas is usually a casual family affair. We have a public holiday for Christmas day and for boxing day (the day after). If these days fall on the weekend we get the public holidays the first day or days of the working week afterwards. Shops close at 5-30 on Christmas

Xmas in Australia Weiss Christmas over here in Australia seems to be more casual than anywhere else, from all the reports I’ve heard. We’ll have breakfast with our immediate families, first, if we’re staying at our own house or a hotel. It’s normally bacon, eggs, toast, and black pudding (Yum!). Then, at about 11 am,

Christmas For My Family sasha Christmas in my family is always very casual. Almsot always, we are staying at a relatives or they are staying with us. Everyone gets up early, at around 6am and has croissants, which are one of our few traditions. When everyone has had breakfast, your larger presents (eg from your

aussie aussie aussie cobweb Christmas traditions within Australia tend to vary a little bit. In my family, christmas always starts with an early rise to open gifts followed by a light breakfast, usually with just my parents and siblings (and their partners). Next we’d all have a bit of a play with whatever we’d recieved,

Christmas In Australia Dowdy Christa in Australia is the best fun you could possibly find. The hot sun beating down on your skin , there is nothing that can beat that. Waking up in the morning to find that Santa has been boy do I love Christmas. The best thing is you get to see

My Special Christmas santaself My Christmas usually starts around 5am Christmas morning, when my younger sibling comes in to wake me up. We wait until 7am when our parents and relatives get up. We open our santa presents, and then we have santa’s helper who hands out the other ones from our relatives nad friends.

My australian christmas Mystical_Tiger I usely start off the day by running to the christmas and open a couple of presents and then go and wake mum & brother up.We sit around the christmas tree and open all our presents. Then we have normal breakfast and get ready for relatives to come over or go

A “Traditional” Christmas in My House Glowgirl Christmas time is always that magical time of year, and it’s not just that one day – December 25th- that makes it special. Rather, I think the buildup to Christmas is most important – and a lot of fun!! I’m Greek, so my family mixes both Australian traditions

Very Casual jbean Most times Christmas is just a family get together. We wake up open our presents then around lunch time relatives come to our house or we go to there house and we have a smorgasboard of prawns, crab, ham, chicken and heaps of salads. With a cold XXXX beer. Then at Tea

Cosmopolitan Christmas robja Christmas in Australia is truly a special event. It occurs in the middle of our summer, so much of our celebrating is done in the balmy evenings, often out of doors. This can include gatherings of friends for pre-Christmas drinks as well as the popular barbeque. From the beginning of December people