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Would you goto a housewarming party......

purpleblackqueen View Member Profile	01/01/2013, 05:25 PM Post #1
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on Australia Day???? or the day after?????? I am planning a date for my housewarming party and the only 2 days I have spare when SIL and BIL are not away is either 26 or 27th Jan.

spellfall View Member Profile	01/01/2013, 05:28 PM Post #2
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Yep, either.

HezzaB View Member Profile	01/01/2013, 05:29 PM Post #3
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Our housewarming was Aus Day, most invitees came. It was good.

Mel View Member Profile	01/01/2013, 05:29 PM Post #4
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sure.

imamumto3 View Member Profile	01/01/2013, 05:29 PM Post #5
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I would

Peridot View Member Profile	01/01/2013, 05:30 PM Post #6
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The day after, yes I've never seen the point of housewarming parties though..

strawberrypie7 View Member Profile	01/01/2013, 05:30 PM Post #7
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Sure would. My DDs 1st birthday party will be on the 27th.

mad madam mim View Member Profile	01/01/2013, 05:31 PM Post #8
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Yes, but I never do anything for Australia day, in fact I avoid it wherever possible, too many drunken idiots about.

~THE~MAGICIAN~ View Member Profile	01/01/2013, 05:32 PM Post #9
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Yes, because I'm not Australian.

Jenflea View Member Profile	01/01/2013, 05:32 PM Post #10
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Why not? I'd d it any day you're free and at least no one will be at work.

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