Phantasy Star: Fringes of Algo

by **Silver_Surfer1** » Tue Nov 16, '10, 6:41 pm

ah, I didn't know about Republic Day. Tell me something about that holiday.

So, does it rain a lot there. This is the first rain we've had in months, I think.

by **tilinelson2** » Tue Nov 16, '10, 6:43 pm

That is because after the Brazilian Independence, our for of government was monarchy. Only after almost 70 years monarchy fell and a presidential Republic was established. But there aren't many celebrations, just a day off.

Oh yeah, for the next 5 or 6 months, it will rain a lot.

My city is nicknamed "the city of drizzle", so you can imagine

by **Silver_Surfer1** » Tue Nov 16, '10, 6:45 pm

ok. sounds interesting. A day off is pretty good. :yes:

Oh..wow, that's a lot of rain, and I can see why the nickname, lol

Do you have warm temps there now?

by **tilinelson2** » Tue Nov 16, '10, 6:46 pm

Now it is not really warm, just average, something around 70F, but yesterday it was like 85F

by **Silver_Surfer1** » Tue Nov 16, '10, 6:48 pm

Sounds good to me. We've been in the 70's, but now down to the 60's for the past few days. Colder weather is coming.

by **tilinelson2** » Tue Nov 16, '10, 6:51 pm

Oh yeah, after all if there is no snow, there will be no Santa

By the way, here we will have near 100F at the hottest hours of the day by Christmas

by **Silver_Surfer1** » Tue Nov 16, '10, 6:59 pm

We rarely have snow for Christmas, but it is usually cold or quite chilly.

by **tilinelson2** » Tue Nov 16, '10, 7:01 pm

Well, if we ever have snow for Christmas, the world is doomed.

At least we can buy some cheap "artificial snow"

by **Silver_Surfer1** » Tue Nov 16, '10, 7:02 pm

It would be so pretty, though. A white christmas sounds magical.

Do you celebrate with Christmas trees, presents, etc.?

by **tilinelson2** » Tue Nov 16, '10, 7:07 pm

Christmas, we do. Nowadays more with presents than with trees. By the way we celebrate with typical winter food from US and Europe

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