Donald Duck On Christmas Eve
I don’t want to miss Kalle Anka (Donald Duck) so I thought of preparing everything for the Christmas Eve dinner earlier. This TV show has been inscribed in my mind that Christmas Eve is nothing without Donald Duck. Not until two years ago when I realised that watching Donald Duck on Christmas Eve has been a tradition here since it was first showed in 1959. Who would believe such tradition exists in some parts of the world? And to think that Donald Duck is a show for children. Weird but when the clock strikes 3pm, the streets are as quiet as the midnight hours when the people are asleep. But guess what they do. They sit glued in front of the TV watching Donald Duck, so do hubby and me.

Donald Duck | Kalle Anka
Hubby has grown up with watching Donald Duck on Christmas Eve. To him it’s as normal as having a ham at a Christmas dinner. And many have passed this tradition to their children and grand children so that when some of them are asked what Christmas is all about, the children would reply, it’s about Donald Duck (Kalle Anka), lol!

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Marlene graduated from the University of Mindanao with a Degree of Bachelor of Secondary Education. She worked as a teacher for five years and two years as a Head Teacher in Davao City, Philippines. She presently resides in Sweden with her hubby and she works as a Mother Language (Filipino) Teacher.
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Merry Christmas, fren!
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Hi Marlene,
Here’s greeting you the very best of the Christmas season. May the Lord shower you and your family with countless blessings this coming year. Thanks for joining Filipinos Unite!!! God bless you and your loved ones always.
Mel Alarilla of Filipinos Unite!!!
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Hi Marlene,
My son said oh det er julemand Anders And.
Merry Christmas.
I appreciate having you as my blogging friend and neighbor.
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Merry Christmas Sis! and Thank you for the birthday greetings. I’ve been having quite a few problems with my laptop after it got infected with a virus while dropping my EC card. And then there’s this member who is obnoxious in the forum where I posted a topic : http://entrecard.com/forums/3/16846/#p=9 – sad part is, kabayan pa naman. The nerve! Anyway, ENjoy the holidays!!!
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Merry Christmas Marlene and Leif!
Nakaka-aliw naman ang tradition dyan sa Sweden.
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Dearie, I’m so sorry for wishing you late…. but Merry Christmas!!! *hugs* I hope you had a real fun time with your family!
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Marlene replied on December 26th, 2008:
Rozie, I know you’ve been busy too so no problem.
Christmas is not over yet.
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Hi Marlene, Merry Christmas to you too. I hope its not too extending greetings.. hehehe. Thanks reading my blog. I know you missed home too.
Send our greetings to your family. God bless.
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