Anyone else here celebrate Christmas on the 7th? (Of January)?
Don't be so unorthodox, JPHNo.Anyone else here celebrate Christmas on the 7th? (Of January)?
Heh, and here I though you were completely assimilated ...Anyone else here celebrate Christmas on the 7th? (Of January)?
Who does that?Anyone else here celebrate Christmas on the 7th? (Of January)?
No idea.... never heard of itMerry Christmas!
Anyone else here celebrate Christmas on the 7th? (Of January)?
Who does that?
Anyone else here celebrate Christmas on the 7th? (Of January)?
Anyone else here celebrate Christmas on the 7th? (Of January)?
That would never happen to our family, I think. We barely even eat American foods or do American things and stuff.Anyone else here celebrate Christmas on the 7th? (Of January)?
Heh, and here I though you were completely assimilated ...
Well, actually, I don't get presents on Christmas.Anyone else here celebrate Christmas on the 7th? (Of January)?
I do, I'm Christian Orthodox..though I still get presents today at midnight, and also on the 7th. So double for me!
I think the the reason is because we go by the old Caesar calendar.
Wikipedia said:Ded Moroz brings presents to children. However, unlike the clandestine ways of Santa Claus, he often brings them in person, at the celebrations of the New Year, at New Year parties for kids by the New Year Tree.
Huh, I had no idea ??? ????? (in English it would be Grandfather FrostWell, actually, I don't get presents on Christmas.Anyone else here celebrate Christmas on the 7th? (Of January)?
I do, I'm Christian Orthodox..though I still get presents today at midnight, and also on the 7th. So double for me!
I think the the reason is because we go by the old Caesar calendar.