And it reminded me a little of the insignificance of Christmas Day in other parts of the world, even here in Australia.
We live in Harris Park - located about 20km west from the Sydney CBD - and its population is primarily Indian. The main street of the suburb has been nicknamed "Little India" as there are so many Indian restaurants, sweet shops and sari stores on it.
While pretty much every business in other suburbs shut down on Christmas Day, Harris Park is alive and jumping with restaurant-goers and shoppers. It's quite amazing. Good Friday is the same. :)
A wonderful article, Gianni. Most enlightening.
And it reminded me a little of the insignificance of Christmas Day in other parts of the world, even here in Australia.
We live in Harris Park - located about 20km west from the Sydney CBD - and its population is primarily Indian. The main street of the suburb has been nicknamed "Little India" as there are so many Indian restaurants, sweet shops and sari stores on it.
While pretty much every business in other suburbs shut down on Christmas Day, Harris Park is alive and jumping with restaurant-goers and shoppers. It's quite amazing. Good Friday is the same. :)
Well... uh... Merry Xmas, Dann!
My reply button froze over the last couple of months and... can you believe it?
Anyway, it's nice living close to some nice Indian restaurants, innit?