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Nita
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Sat Dec 14, 2024 11:04 pm

I love all the Over the River and Through the Woods type homes for Christmas, but how about a Victorian theme where the home is fancy Victorian and the people wear clothes from that old era, the furniture, the hairs, the transportation, etc. Or, it could be Christmas in Paris or in Provence which is very rural. Just some ideas. I still would like another 50s and 60s theme.I always asked for the 1940s too.That would be chintz furniture and Christmas trees with tinsel.

Kitten
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Sun Dec 15, 2024 12:37 am

Christmas in July would be great too! It could add some items to our Aussie friends on here for Christmas decorations!

Amy
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Sun Dec 15, 2024 1:34 am

I like the idea of summer Christmas since I live in New Zealand and our Christmas is then

Missy Angel
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Sun Dec 15, 2024 7:40 am

been there done that, there are I dunno possibly 5 Victorian xmas themes already and a Aussie beach xmas too with inflatables

and us aussies have xmas in December same as everyone else does just we have a December that's hot no snow , I'm talking 40+ C ( 110 F) with pavlovas and cherries and fresh mangoes in season
some even eat prawns for xmas lunch sitting on a beach I don't do that we have aircon for a reason

If you really want to be proper, hows about a free baby Jesus as it IS his birthday after all
I've got a few nativity sets somewhere there's a modular nativity room too

PepsiAddict
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Sun Dec 15, 2024 10:59 am

Nita (114766277) wrote:I love all the Over the River and Through the Woods type homes for Christmas, but how about a Victorian theme where the home is fancy Victorian and the people wear clothes from that old era, the furniture, the hairs, the transportation, etc. Or, it could be Christmas in Paris or in Provence which is very rural. Just some ideas. I still would like another 50s and 60s theme.I always asked for the 1940s too.That would be chintz furniture and Christmas trees with tinsel.

There was the Victorian Christmas - VC2018 XM2018, which was a very nice Victorian Christmas theme, did you miss that one?

Nita
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Sun Dec 15, 2024 11:21 am

That was SIX years ago! I think we are allowed more than one.

Amy
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Sun Dec 15, 2024 1:49 pm

Missy Angel (102623999) wrote:been there done that, there are I dunno possibly 5 Victorian xmas themes already and a Aussie beach xmas too with inflatables

and us aussies have xmas in December same as everyone else does just we have a December that's hot no snow , I'm talking 40+ C ( 110 F) with pavlovas and cherries and fresh mangoes in season
some even eat prawns for xmas lunch sitting on a beach I don't do that we have aircon for a reason

If you really want to be proper, hows about a free baby Jesus as it IS his birthday after all
I've got a few nativity sets somewhere there's a modular nativity room too

i agree with you there is so many victorian christmas themes. so a return to an aussie and new zealand one once again would be nice

there was a nativity scene yober they released last year its not instore so ah or events is your best option to get it

Amy
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Sun Dec 15, 2024 1:52 pm

Nita (114766277) wrote:That was SIX years ago! I think we are allowed more than one.

last years cv2023 was victorian had a lot of items that maybe victorian