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I m Tine or Tina or Tena however you English like to pronounce it. I live in Belgium and it is a typically Belgian name, although most of the other Tines are written Tinne...
Anyway, it has been a while that I have been to school and I don't remember us having such cool advent tools. But Christmas is very big in Belgium too, so I m sure a lot of kids over here would be jealous.
I read that there are people from all over the world posting on your guestbook? It reminds me of the following. When we celebrate Christmas it is often freezing cold and even snowing. When I lived in Sweden it was even -15°C! But, at the other side of the globe it is summer then. So people celebrate on the beach and in bikinis :)
Merry Christmas to you all!
Or " Vrolijk kerstfeest " as we say in Dutch/Flemish in the north of Belgium
And "Joyeux Noël " for the French-speaking part in the south of my country
And " Fröhliche Weihnachten " for the German speaking region close to the border with Germany.
Hi kids,
Hi kids,
I m Tine or Tina or Tena however you English like to pronounce it. I live in Belgium and it is a typically Belgian name, although most of the other Tines are written Tinne...
Anyway, it has been a while that I have been to school and I don't remember us having such cool advent tools. But Christmas is very big in Belgium too, so I m sure a lot of kids over here would be jealous.
I read that there are people from all over the world posting on your guestbook? It reminds me of the following. When we celebrate Christmas it is often freezing cold and even snowing. When I lived in Sweden it was even -15°C! But, at the other side of the globe it is summer then. So people celebrate on the beach and in bikinis :)
Merry Christmas to you all!
Or " Vrolijk kerstfeest " as we say in Dutch/Flemish in the north of Belgium
And "Joyeux Noël " for the French-speaking part in the south of my country
And " Fröhliche Weihnachten " for the German speaking region close to the border with Germany.
Greetz,
Tine