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By *hrimper36Couple 42 weeks ago
Central France dept 36 |
"I thought it was on the 10th of February.
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New Year’s Day is so tomorrow is New Year’s Eve.
I was on a call with a Chinese student this morning and there was a loud continuous noise and then lots of very loud bangs which turned out to be fireworks which was kind of nice.
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By *arkus1812Man 42 weeks ago
Lifes departure lounge NN9 Northamptonshire East not West MidlandsMidlands |
My son in law is Chinese, he started decorating the outside of his house last last weekend and the drinking started on Sunday, I have a feeling that this coming weekend is going to be hectic as he has a large family living locally. |
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By *.D.I.D.A.SMan 42 weeks ago
London/Essex... ish... Romford to be exact |
It always astounds me how so many non Chinese people are always aware of Chinese (or Lunar) New year and some even 'celebrate' it. Anyway, hope you all enjoy yourselves folks. To good health and prosperity. |
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By *adgerMan 41 weeks ago
york |
"It always astounds me how so many non Chinese people are always aware of Chinese (or Lunar) New year and some even 'celebrate' it. Anyway, hope you all enjoy yourselves folks. To good health and prosperity. "
Similarly so many none Christians that celebrate “Xmas”  |
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"It always astounds me how so many non Chinese people are always aware of Chinese (or Lunar) New year and some even 'celebrate' it. Anyway, hope you all enjoy yourselves folks. To good health and prosperity. "
Loads of non Irish people celebrate St Patrick's Day including us. |
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