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December 21, 2011

Happy Holidays from SEAYSS!

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A lantern-maker from San Fernando, Pampanga, the Christmas capital of the Philippines. (Image: Gail Javier)

Merry Christmas, everyone!

We’ve come to that time of the year again – if you aren’t rushing to wrap up your work before the new year, you’re already in the holiday mood, eating too indulgently and shopping a hole in your pocket.

As all of SEAYSS’ contributors are volunteers who are writing in our spare time, entries are a little thin at the moment while we’re all sucked into the season’s madness. But we would just like to take this opportunity to share some photographs/videos of this holiday season with everyone.

If you have any from your country that you would like to share, please do send them in (with some captions if possible) to editor@seayouthsayso.com. We’ll be updating this post as new photos and videos come in, so don’t be shy!

Philippines

Singapore


(Video by Kirsten Han)

Do you have any photographs or videos you would like to share? Send them to us: editor@seayouthsayso.com



About the Author

seayouthsayso
SEA Youth Say So is a blog that seeks to pool the talent, passion and skills of young people (as well as the “young at heart”) all over the region. We want to learn from each other through collaboration, as well as provide those from outside SEA with a glimpse into this part of the world. In this blog you will find posts on a wide range of topics: from serious social issues affecting our countries to where you might be able to find the best food. We bring you our perspective of things that are going on in SEA, while providing you with local tips on where to visit and what to do.




 
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