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it for tonight when I can curl up in a chair with it. Mnnn!!!
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I think it is early but.........takes time to make things and get them out to where they are going. At least for me it takes time. *4U enjoy the mag tonight...........
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shirleysisson
19 Jun 2008
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That's really rushing things. In South Africa, a lot of people have a celebration which is called 'Christmas in July'. This is done because, for us, December is the middle of summer and it is too hot to enjoy a full-on hot Christmas meal, so they have the traditional Christmas meal in July when it is cold. But then we still have Christmas proper in December - often having a cold meal with salads etc. Hope this makes sense to you. *4U
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I like that! Celebrating Christmas twice! *4U
Sounds wonderful!!
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Aren't those SL recipes the finest. I've got some of their that go way way back *4U
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I hate to admit the number of their cookbooks I have. Go back to 1970's Now you can go on Southern living .com and get recipes for free, but I still like to look at the pictures and read the articles.
85867✽
For those of you that think I'm a little off. Southern Living is a publication of magazines and books devoted to southern traditions, hospitality's, home decor, gardening and most of all southern cooking. You know we love to eat.
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Guess you now have some sort of idea what Christmas in Australia is like. That's the reason celebrating Christmas in July (here) has become so popular. LOL!!! hugs, M
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Probably like Florida or California here. I am only one state north of Florida, but a couple hundred of miles. We have a little snow here but not much, usually in Jan.
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as long as santa comes we are used to the heat in oz
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You have to belive in him or he won't come.
I belive and so do my grown up babies