Its funny, you know I am Mexican living in your country Nederland, so since I was celebrating xmas here, I brought the tradition...
we celebrate it the 24, on xmas eve, so we go to mass cause its earlier than the special dinner we make, then the party starts..
first we have all the xmas presents by the xmas tree, we dont do the santa clause thing, cause we dont believe on him, so everybody give presents to everybody.
we have the dinner and of course before the opening of the presents we dance, and the most important tradition for this part of the year are the "piñatas" which were a tradition brought by the franciscans to Mexico (now all the parties specially kids ones have one), then the presents and we end up the celebration around 3 or 4 am on xmas day..
now my question ....
what kind of project you could make with those colour variations flosses ??
Lots. There are many problems in the UK, and often I think it would be nice to move to another country that seems to have less problems or at least a more focussed government that was keen to maintain national identity. However, no matter how much I enjoy going abroad, when I fly back from holiday there is definitely something about coming home. There are also some fantastic areas which are still preserved. Putting my finger on specific things, I love the history of the UK, I am a staunch monarchist and love the monarchy. I love the countryside and I love the little things that have built up in the character over the years - the patience with queuing, the little chat about the weather, the way we can think 100 miles is the other end of the earth and have an extended conversation about the best route to get there, traditional English pubs, our general tendency to maintain houses and gardens, the proms, our ability at ceremonial occasions etc. *she pauses to break into renditions of Jerusalem, I vow to thee my country and Land of Hope and Glory*
It's got to be 'Strictly' as I met my husband when I was learning ballroom dancing. (We were in our twenties at the time !!) Also 'Dancing with the Stars' I reckon Maya will win that one......but haven't a clue who would win ours. We Brits always go for the under-dog.
Have you ever coloured your hair and immediately regretted it ?
No. I have coloured my hair - there was a long time when I had it dyed blond, now it is just highlited with blond stripes (so that those strange white stripes cannot be seen that much ) but never regretted it.
Do you iron things like bed linen, towels, socks... Or only shirts and blouses? Or nothing?
Agi
"The world, as a colourful knot of threads, has turned into a memory, and now you cannot be sure whether it was real." (Géza Ottlik, Hungarian writer)
Only big things that show creases.(and I do them properly, I dont leave the back and sleeves of a shirt if DH is wearing a suit).........I had a friend who ironed socks, bra's, tea-towels everything.......life is too short !!!!!!!!!
I like all at different times. I'll happily play strategy games on the computer like Settlers or Civilization if others are busy. After dinner though and over Christmas and other holidays, I love playing board games. I also like card games, particularly solo whist, though I'm still trying to teach hubby what taking tricks means when playing cards. Oh and I know something like 15 or 16 different varieties of patience
What's the funniest/most peculiar/most frustrating thing anyone has ever said about your cross stitch? (A really good friend of ours once came to stay and hadn't seen me stitching before and came out with "so what bits have you done?" - erm the stitched bits obviously )
Beaulieu autojumble, the biggest fair for classic/vintage car parts and paraphernalia in the UK. DH and I have a stand there, and when there is an occasional lull insales/customers asking questions I do a few stitches. One year I took my crochet and a man said "I don't think I've ever seen anyone knit here!" I said "you still haven't "
I honestly can't do any tea.. I think it stems from a bad experience when I was a child and my mom took me a to a little tea shop.. The lady was like a evil dictator who forcefully made me sit straight.. lol..
Not really I can get some nice shots but alot of them are a bit ick. But I am not like some people who run and hide when a camera comes out. If they want this mug in a picture so be it that is there mistake.
Do you dress your animals up? If so why?????????
If you are looking for some one to help change you, look in the mirror