2008.9

Unlike Tank and a huge load of my relatives, I don't personally celebrate Christmas but I really do like the season. Prices get really low and I'll be getting random Xmas presents and my close aunts will bring me out for unnecessary shopping, which is always a bonus. (Aren't aunts the best? Mine are, anyway.) And lets not forget the Xmas parties. This year, my aunt has already booked a hotel room for us to party in for December 25th. We have been doing that for quite a number of years.

I think I come from a weird Muslim family. I don't get us sometimes. But whatever.


This year seems to be dragging on for the longest time. Come on already.

10 comments:

kam said...
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kam said...

SALES SALES SALES!
oh wait, i forgot i'm still having my exams =|

Nashe^ said...

Hang in there, Kam! :D

Anonymous said...

Actually if I remmbr, Muslims are not supposed to celebrate Xmas or any other religion's fests.

Anonymous said...

Heya gal... 2008 has been really short for me. I dont know if its good or bad that it's long for you. Ahaha.

Nashe^ said...

@ Pengooin: Yeah, they're not.

@ Fai: Truth be told, I don't know, either. LOL. I just know I'm bored shitless at the moment.

Anonymous said...

Ah, oui!!!
Fait du shopping!!!! (i just had to say that, sorry.)
tee-hee.
*sings: "santa can you hear me...i have been so good this year~"*

Nashe^ said...

I KNEW YOU HAD TO SAY IT.

N'est pas expliquez sont necessaire.

Fardde said...

to masth> HAHA!!!

nashe> tu veux faire du shopping avec moi pour Xmas? XD

Nashe^ said...

Apres Noel, je peux. Avant ca, non.

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