Hello, sweeties! How was your weekend? And if you're celebrating, how was your Christmas? Hope you had a blast. I went to office on Dec. 25 (sad, I know), but the good thing was I found photos on Christmas celebration in Indonesia. Below are just some of them.
This is how we do it: The
church pastor reads a prayer in front of the offerings ornament on the
altar during Christmas Eve at Tritunggal Mahakudus Paroki Church in Tuka
Village, Badung on Saturday evening. Tritunggal Mahakudus Paroki Church
is one of the oldest churches in Bali, having been built around 1935
when Christianity was first introduced to Bali, the most populous Hindu
majority island in the world. (JP/Agung Parameswara, source : here) -- I know the picture quality is not really good, but it shows the fruit offerings, which is a signature of Balinese style. Love it for that :)
Merry hat: Vendors
at the Modern Market in BSD City in Serpong, Banten, wear Santa Claus
hats to create a Christmas atmosphere while selling their goods on
Saturday. (JP/R. Berto Wedhatama, source: here)
Sweet Santa: A man dressed as Santa Claus gives away candies, chocolates and
other snacks to children accompanying their mothers shopping at the
Modern Market in BSD City in Serpong, Banten, on Saturday. (JP/R. Berto
Wedhatama, source: here)
A bungee jumper dressed as Santa Claus leaps from a
platform above Kuta beach, Denpasar, on Indonesia's resort island of
Bali, on December 2, 2011. (Sonny Tumbelaka/AFP/Getty Images). Found at The Atlantic, via A Cup Of Jo
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