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You know something? All my friends know what they are getting for Christmas, my sister knows what she is getting for Christmas (nothing) and even the DOG knows what he is getting for Christmas. Well, he thinks he does. Truth be told the bones aren’t for him but he doesn’t need to know till Christmas. But do I know what I’m getting for Christmas? No. The point of this article is not to moan about what I don’t or might or will have for Christmas, nor is it to see how many times I can put the word “Christmas” into one article either. It is to evaluate and analyze (just like my Science Coursework!) the importance of the Hovingham Christmas Market. Personally all of my Christmas shopping is done and most of it is wrapped, (my best friend said it was horrendous. Sorry, ex best friend.) but I know for a fact my Gran hasn’t finished, I mean she still has to get the dog something and there’s a pet stall at the Market. There’s also food for your Christmas dinner and chocolates to give as gifts. So why would you go anywhere else when you have such brilliancy on your doorstep? I’ve got used to having to go 30 miles till I get to New Look, I’ve got used to people saying “it’s just down the road” when in truth it’s 8 miles away, but you can actually walk to this market! After you have bought your many presents on this market, you can enjoy the refreshments provided by the Playground Committee, so it’s definitely worth going. But most of all, Merry Christmas and make sure you knock the door down before you try and get through it after Christmas Dinner.

Jade, 12th December 2009
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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