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1. intueri: to contemplate on 25 Dec 2007 at 8:46 pm

   [...] sum with the company of two good friends. As observed at Racialicious, one can rely upon Chinese restaurants to feed the masses on Christmas Day when the rest of the [...]

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1. Phil wrote:

   Merry Christmas everybody from Vancouver!

   fyi: Here’s an article on Xmas in China:

   China gets into commercial spirit of Christmas
   Shanghai dresses up for the yule season, a good excuse for store sales and parties…

   http://www.canada.com/vancouversun/news/business/story.html?id=2c0c6ded-4b3a-4993-bcb4-18b3e03c70e0&k=44686

   Do you find this article accurate, Carmen?

   Christmas Cheers, Phil

   Posted 25 Dec 2007 at 1:03 pm ¶

2. Kai wrote:

   No need to go out: I’m cooking a duck for my Christmas dinner!

   Cheers to Carmen and everyone else in the Racialicious community!

   Peace on Earth.

   Posted 25 Dec 2007 at 2:38 pm ¶

3. dnA wrote:

   That’s exactly what I did last night! Only it wasn’t “celebrating” as much as “avoiding”.

   Posted 25 Dec 2007 at 4:50 pm ¶

4. Black Strawberry wrote:

   wow I was saying the same thing yesterday! expect I suggest we go out for chinese for next year!

   Posted 25 Dec 2007 at 5:45 pm ¶

5. Jasmine wrote:

   Carmen, you read my mind — I had dim sum with pals for Christmas lunch. Happy holidays!

   Posted 25 Dec 2007 at 8:34 pm ¶

6. BerberWomyn wrote:

   Me and my Muslim pal went out to get Chinese food together. YUMYUMYUM.

   Posted 25 Dec 2007 at 11:01 pm ¶

7. Colin wrote:

   Come to Colin’s House and have some Duck a la Tomatoes and Garlic and Stuff! Twas goooooood! Happy Holidays and a Merry Gifting Day to all!

   Posted 26 Dec 2007 at 12:55 am ¶

8. Lyonside wrote:

   The husband and I were starving yesterday after church and had several hours before a family get-together. I also had minimal food in the house as I’ve been avoiding the crowds, including grocery stores. To the Chinese (and everything else) Buffet we go for takeout.

   Where else can I get sushi, seafood, and dumplings on Christmas Day?

   I just hope everyone working yesterday, whether a restaurant or our local CVS, gets some good time off soon.

   Posted 26 Dec 2007 at 10:09 am ¶

9. kwaninator wrote:

   We had dinner at the restaurant
   next to the Chinese Cultural Centre
   in Phoenix on Christmas Eve. Baby
   Mommy and I then went out to the zoo
   for the ZooLights. Christmas dinner
   was both leftovers from themeal and
   a delicious ham with scalloped potatoes.

   My family in California had a MORE
   traditional prime rib , turkey and pot
   luck style dinner…but I was relieved
   not to be in the kitchen this year and
   to not travel more than 40 miles from
   the house. Inspiration!

   Posted 26 Dec 2007 at 11:49 pm ¶