catraxx 
Ah yes, Xmas, tshirt weather, bbq's and you wonder if you need the ac or if you should by sunscreen. This is perfectly normal.
Dec 16 at 11:43amWeb
Show threadcatraxx Dec 16
@dgar YOU DON'T COUNT! 
Show threadcatraxx Dec 16
@dgar Actually, what is xmas like in australia? Never checked, i confess.
Show threadDgarDec 16

@catraxx

Xmas in #Australia?

It’s a lot like this…

#Dgar Now listening to:
White Wine In The Sun
~ Tim Minchin

https://youtu.be/fCNvZqpa-7Q

#DgarRadio #Music

White Wine In The Sun by Tim Minchin

YouTube
Show threadcatraxx Dec 16
@dgar Guess it is more normal for you. Xmas here is meant to be very cold, snowy or just icy .... well the typical thing people envision in the coca cola commercials :P
Show threadDgarDec 16

@catraxx your original toot is almost surgically precise.

Like tooting the sky is blue, water makes stuff wet, and Spotify rips off artists.

Show threadGobabuDec 16
@dgar @catraxx
Hey down under, if ya think life is difficult, come to Europe. We have as much as you're accustomed morons (plenty), little space, very few spiders and sneks. No drop bears.
Show threadcatraxx Dec 16
@dgar Yeah, well 
Show threadElias MårtensonDec 16
@catraxx after moving to the tropics, christmas having the same weather (hot) as any other time of year has become normal. 😀
Show threadJosh Dec 16
@catraxx @dgar I’m not seeing a conflict between grilling in shorts and tshirts and Christmas weather?
Show threadcatraxx Dec 16
@josh0 @dgar omg 
Show threadGinevraCatDec 16

@catraxx This is so. I live in the northern hemisphere now, but lived in SA for 10 times longer. For me, Christmas day is spent by the pool playing with new floaties and eating leftovers. You have to braai on Boxing Day.

It feels super weird to me to have Christmas sweaters instead of T-shirts.

Show threadcatraxx Dec 16
@GinevraCat I can only imagine