How is Christmas celebrated in Antigua, tree? turkey? caroles?
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THEY EAT YAM AND FISH.......YU HUNGRY?
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My aunt has been to Hawaii durring Christmas.  Think Lots of Plastic Snow men and santas, lots of lights warm weather and palm trees.
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St Martin is not heavily celebrated in the UK, but is is very much celebrated amonst a large portion of Europe.\n\n"On November 11, St. Martin's Day, children in Flanders, the southern and north-western parts of the Netherlands, the Catholic areas of Germany and Austria participate in paper lantern processions. Often, a man dressed as St. Martin rides on a horse in front of the procession. The children sing songs about St. Martin and about their lantern. The food traditionally eaten on the day is goose. According to legend, Martin was reluctant to become bishop, which is why he hid in a stable filled with geese. The noise made by the geese betrayed his location to the people who were looking for him.\n\nAlso in the east part of the Belgian province of East-Flanders and the west part of West Flanders, children receive presents from St. Martin on November 11, instead of from Saint Nicholas on December 6, or Santa Claus on December 25."\n\nApparantly he is also important in Latin America too.  I would guess he is most celebrated in Catholic nations while protestant nations do not celebrate him as much.\n\nEnjoy the chestnuts!
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Wedding traditions in France\nhttp://www.worldweddingtraditions.com/locations/west_europe_traditions/french_traditions.html\n\nChristmas Traditions in France\nhttp://french.about.com/cs/culture/a/christmas.htm\n\nHope this info helps
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National Events\n\nJanuary \n\nOn January 15, the day of the Black Christ is celebrated in Esquipulas.\n\nFebruary or March\n\nLent processions begin throughout Guatemala.\n\nMarch or April\n\nLent and Easter week processions throughout Guatemala. The largest processions occur in Antigua Guatemala on Good Friday.\nMay\n\nOn May 2 and 3, the Day of the Cross is celebrated with colorful traditions al Lake Amatitlan near Guatemala City.\n\nOn May 9, Jueves de Ascencion is celebrated with traditional music, flowers and prayers at Lake Chicabal. Please be very respectful of this tradition and do not take photographs.\n\nJuly\n\nJuly 25 is the town fair in Antigua Guatemala, with parades, music and other festivities.\n\nOn July 27, the annual Rabin Ajau beauty pageant is held in Coban, with traditional dances and ancestral music.\n\nAugust\n\nOn August 15, Guatemala City celebrates the day of our Lady of the Asuncion; also several other towns, like Solola, where you can see the brotherhood of the Lady of Asuncion passing through the streets of the town with their icon on their way to the church. \n\nSeptember\n\nSeptember 15 is the national holiday to commemorate Guatemala's Independence from Spain in 1821; the largest holiday fair is in Quetzaltenago.\n\nOctober\n\nOn October 20, Guatemala celebrates the overthrow of Dictator Jorge Ubico in 1944 and the beginning of 10 years of revolution government known as the "10 years of Spring".\n\nNovember\n\nAll Saints Day, celebrated on November 1, is celebrated with unique traditions throughout Guatemala; giant kites are flown in the cemeteries of Santiago Sacatepequez and Sumpango near Antigua Guatemala. Many Guatemalans feast on a traditional food known as fiambre. An unusual horse race is held in Todos Santos Cuchumatan.\n\nDecember\n\nThe town fair in Chichicastenango culminates on December 21 with traditional dances and music. \n\nNativity scenes, hand-made Christmas ornaments and small procession known as ''posadas'' create a joyful atmosphere during December.
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Christmas tree\npresents\nSanta Claus\nWhat does your family do for Christmas\nJesus\netc..
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HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO YOOOOOOUUUUU!!!\n\nhave a holly jolly christmas\nits the best time of the year!\n\nfor those of you that dont celebrate christmas\n\noh hanukkah oh hanukkah the sweet celebration!\n\nfor those that dont celebrate hanukkah or christmas\n\nWhat's new, what's happening? Kwanzaa is here!\n\nfor those of you that dont celebrate any of those holidays \n\nHappy (holiday that you celebrate)!!!\n\nfor those of you that dont celebrate anything i hope you have fun walking in a winter wonderland <33
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Holidays are celebrations of past events.  They give us a chance to do all the traditional things passed down year after year after that special past event.\n\nExamples: Christmas is a celebration of Christ's birth, Easter is a celebration of Christ's resurrection, Thanksgiving is a celebration of the Pilgrims' and Native Americans' first thanksgiving meal, President's day is a celebration of the lives of great presidents, Independence day is the celebration of American independence, etc.
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I'm from America, and our personal tradition is to go over to my parents or brothers house on Christmas Eve for dinner, family time, and opening gifts. Christmas morning, I try to wake up before the kids so we can watch them get excited by all the gifts 'Santa' left them in the night. Then, for the noon meal, my in-laws come over and we have more family time and opening gifts. Probably pretty similar to many Americans - very basic.\nOne thing our neighborhood does (on the 23rd this year) is have luminaries. It spans several blocks and the streets are closed to traffic, and the sight is really beautiful. It's a tradition that has been around since before I was born - there are carriage rides and hot cocoa and cookies in the park, and some people go caroling. \nMerry Christmas!
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There is a website for that.It is www.funnygreetings.com Click on holidays an there will be a lot of greetings.HAPPY HOLIDAYS.
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Christmas, 4th of July.
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During Christmas  we celebrate "Simbang Gabi" or Night masses - which are held for 9 nights before Christmas. It culminates in a Dawn mass to welcome the birth of Jesus.\n\nWe love having statues of Mary in her different roles, i.e. Mary the Immaculate, The Black Virgin, The Virgin of Guadalupe, The Virgin of the Sea, Mary the Mother, Mary Queen of Heaven, etc. Mostly she is venerated as guardian/patroness in every Roman Catholic Church.
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best greeting christmas on christmas...greet them "Merry Christmas " with a big smile coming from your heart. if you mean ,,,,gift or presents.. material things are nice but.., it doesn't matter. Be a true persoon to them and give them what you can dofor the sake of each others relationship.\nMerRy Christmas to you, may you spend your christmas with peace...
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On the first day of Christmas, \nmy true love sent to me \nA partridge in a pear tree. \n\nhttp://www.carols.org.uk/the_twelve_days_of_christmas.htm\n\nthis site gives full version and the history of the song - very interesting
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I think that you could not find anything because there is nothing to find!!! Why would they dress different for Christmas!? \nItaly was always behind France in current fashion, so there is NO special dress code for the Christmas. They are just people like me and you and they put on clothes that are modern.\nI have been there many times and even celebrated Christmas in Bari Italy in 2002 and I really don't remember someone putting special clothes on....unless they have changed...\nMight be that some folks in Sicily and Sardinia still wear some folklore clothes.
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write. "Merry Xmas." :)
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uhm... they celebrate like its xmas!!\ncan you say misletoe?\n\ni think i spelt that wrong... oh well :]