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Aussie Christmas jingle bells

Tripping through the sand In a pair of Aussie thongs, Boogie board in hand Singing Aussie songs. Davo’s got the beer. Out of kiddies reach What a day we’re gonna to have It’s Christmas on the beach. Oh, Christmas time, Christmas time Christmas by the shore A good old Aussie Christmas. It’s Christmas time once more The sun is very hot. There is no shade around so we gather up our stuff And move to higher ground. We settle neath the trees. In a folding metal chair Plenty shade, but there’s no breeze But really, we don’t care Oh Christmas time, Christmas time All the family’s here To celebrate our Christmas Like we do every year Davo came by car. With Marie John and Jane Granny from afar She came by aeroplane Joe lives up the street. He brought his wife and kids And even in this awesome heat, They wouldn’t miss for quids Oh, Christmas time, Christmas time Christmas without snow We love our Aussie Christmas. It really is a show Oh, Christmas time Christmas time Christmas is a ball We love our Aussie Christmas Here’s Joy to one and all.

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Date: 1/5/2025 6:41:00 PM
We had the same Jingle in mind. Love it. well done. :)
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Date: 1/5/2025 8:08:00 AM
We don't think about those places in our world that aren't traditionally Christmas winter snowy ones but I'm glad to see its still so much fun! Xo
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Date: 1/4/2025 5:59:00 AM
Very nicely done, Margaret. It sums up what I have always believed is Christmas time Down Under. Congratulations on your placement and Happy New Year. Cheers from Canada. Jim
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Margaret Foster
Date: 1/4/2025 6:24:00 AM
Thank you for your nice comments Jim. Have a good year.

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