So today will start the last round of my little christmas event, I think you all know the drill, so let’s do it
And here is how it works:
Are there any requirements I have to meet before I can join?
Yes there are some requirements …
You need an account which is registered at least a week before this giveaway starts (If you haven’t created an account yet you can do it today and join next week)
You need a neutral / positive reputation
You need at least 3 real posts, posts in other giveaways doesn’t count
How can I join?
Since christmas is not christmas without all the decorations inside and outside the houses, this time I want to know about your decorations. Just post a picture or describe how you prepared your houses for christmas or if you do not celebrate christmas, let us know about your local celebrations and if and how you decorate your houses / streets / people at that time.
How long will I be able to join the first round of the giveaway?
The last round of the giveaway will run atleast for 24 hours, after the 24 hours I will see when I will have the time to select the winner, all entries till that time will count, so better hurry up
What can you win?
In the last round of my little christmas event the winner can choose one of the following games and will get a special surprise box:
Not a whole lot of decorating going on as my step sons bday party just ended today (he turned 18 on the 22nd) so we will be putting the tree and some lights up soon now that there is room too lol. Not a big amount but plenty enough to feel like Christmas
Its About “pohela baishakh” (those who read my last commment in last round they will understand)
anyway “pohela baishakh” is the “new year” in our country
almost 90% men wear “panjabi” and women wear “saari” (tbh they really look hot in saree ) in pohela boishakh. its a traditional dress.
panjabi’s color must have to be white or anything close to white and women’s saree must have to be mixture of white and red. and people are excited here for those cloths for pohela boishakh cause normally we dont wear them. i think thats all i can say…
here is a photo of me and my friend from back in 2012’s pohela boishakh. i am wearing panjabi and she is wearing saree
This year i ordered our Christmas tree online and we got it by mail … and i decorated some wooden Angels and Stars around the Living room … that is all i have done so far
Unfortantly, this time of the year is the hardest for most of us here. Being 4 men, (Uncle, Cousin, Step father, and my self) And really no one else. We stopped decorating, or even putting up a tree… I however usally change my PC’s background to atleast keep some sort of Christmas style around. Because not everyone left here has the money to celebrate and such. (Dont mind the messy desktop… wish I would have got the deal on Fences back when humblebundle had it)
) in pohela boishakh. its a traditional dress.
