Christmas starts early in the Philippines, as soon as "BER" months (SeptemBER, OctoBER, NovemBER) step in, you could already hear Christmas songs on TV and radio stations. I'm not kidding and this only shows how we love Christmas.
I guess, It's never too early to think about Christmas for I know some people who start their Christmas list and some even put up their Christmas trees as early October. For this year, I'm not yet decided on what color theme I'll have for my Christmas tree ornaments but all I know is that I am excited for Christmas to come.
Nothing beats the happiness Christmas can give to almost anyone. Families are getting together, sharing love and gifts and spreading Holiday spirits to each other. Putting up the Christmas tree for some is a way of family bonding. Kids can help decorate the tree and these hand-painted radko christmas ornaments at christmas place are pretty much colorful and would brighten any Christmas tree.
Whatever tradition you have during Christmas, there's no doubt that Christmas is the most festive events every year.
16 comments:
i am so excited to celebrate xmas! though celebrating it away from my family in philippines is very sad but anyway we dont celebrate xmas really because of our religion. Also weather in austrlia will be darn hot on decemeber would love to buy some Xmas tree for my daughter
Hope you can go back home to spend Christmas here again!
Yeah, the morning I woke up to september 1 the first song I heard was Pasko na sinta ko, time really fly so fast it's Christmas once again. Merry Christmas then :)
It's more fun to celebrate Christmas in the Philippines, wish I can be there!
So beautiful! These ornaments will surly make our Christmas tree look so stunning!
Those ornaments are indeed the glittering of the Christmas tree, good choices of ornaments there, they are indeed pretty.
Oh! christmas is fast approaching before you knew it. How I wish to go home in my hometown this year but I know it is so impossible.
There's always something in Christmas that makes me happy. I dont know if its the decorations or the Christmas song itself. Your post remind me of I need to start shopping soon :)
It feels good to feel the September breeze and I used to look forward for December for the usual family gatherings, not to mention the Yearend bonuses. LOL!
Jane and I both have the same religion. But it doesn't stop us from celebrating the essence of Christmas which is loving and caring on a daily basis.
oh, thanks for reminding me of "ber"ry Christmas Jenn, almost forgot Christmas is near, very near! I love decorating for Christmas, makes the atmosphere at home looks more joyous, but the celebrations, nothing like in the Philippines. :(
Wow! Christmas on the way na naman. And start na for people to prepare their Christmas list. And this includes,needs to set up the Christmas Tree. Lucky for us, we have na our Tree ready.
These are beautiful, I promise we will be making something like this for our classroom.
Celebration of Christmas in the Philippines is such a festive event and it starts early too. Though we don't celebrate it the usual way we do some gift giving also. I'm excited with the season especially that it's my birth month also.
Christmas tree is something that we always make sure we have every Yuletide Season even if Christmas celebration is not widely celebrated in two Buddhist country that we live. I always put it up even if we go home for holiday and I wish we can go again this year. :) Nothing beats Christmas in Philippines plus my kids loves it! And these ornaments are really lovely...
After Halloween , I'll start decorating our house. I remember in the Philippines that as early as September, shops and malls are decorated already.
Christmas is coming to town soon! These ornaments are really needed!
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