The city of Hong Kong goes all out for Christmas--lights, decorations, music. On Christmas Eve, all the roads were shut down for cars and the streets were flooded with people celebrating. Anywhere you turn, you bump into a Christmas choir, Santa, or marching band. It's impossible to miss the festivities. Despite all this, Christmas just isn't Christmas unless you're home. We feel a little lonely but very blessed to have each other on our first married Christmas together. We hope you are in a warm place with the people you love as we celebrate the birth of Jesus.
Love,
Julia & Yuriy
you two are so cute and so talented! Merry first married Christmas!
ReplyDeletemerry christmas you two!! xoxo
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you Julia & Yuriy!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas! Though you're far from your families this year, may the holiday be memorable and joyous for the two of you!
ReplyDeleteA very merry Christmas to you too!! I'm so glad I found your blog and that you've both decided to share your adventure with all of us. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteAw, Wow, that sound's lovely. But I agree. If I was to celebrate Christmas I'd rather have it with the family then anywhere else. At least you have each other! Merry Christmas! <3
ReplyDeleteand a very merry christmas to you both
ReplyDeleteMerry, merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you both!
ReplyDeleteHappy Christmas from Bali, how are you dealing with the shock of Asia after the order and beauty of a snowy Vienna? Best wishes for a festive week.
ReplyDeleteChristmas forever!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas! Many blessings Yuriy and Julia! Best Gift of Christmas is Jesus! May He fill your heart.
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