Do you send out Christmas cards to your family and friends? I love getting photo cards in the mail (my aunt sends one every year) and I’ve sent a few myself out in the past. In fact, this was our card last year, courtesy of Shutterfly.
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Christmas Eve dinner in my family is traditionally fish. This year, we took seafood to a whole new extreme! We shared a platter of chilli lobster, cold prawns, oysters, a blue swimmer crab, fried fish, smoked salmon, some salt and pepper prawns and calamari. Between three of us we were not able to finish all of this, although we did give it a good try! Just after we finished chowing down the Christmas Eve fireworks went off in Darling Harbour.
I was up early on Christmas Day and raring to run. I plotted out a route that would take me past a lot of the important sights around Sydney. I left my hotel in Darling Harbour and ran north along Kent Street towards Millers Point. It was probably about 7 am and navigating the street north through town things were pretty deserted. Until I happened upon two gentlemen collecting bottles…or something…on the street. One guy was bending over and was clearly oblivious to the fact that his shorts has completely fallen below his rear end. Ahem, just a wee bit more than I was bargaining for that morning!! Soon I was right below the Harbour Bridge though, with the Opera House in my sights! 
As I passed the train station a group of cyclists were out for Christmas morning ride. Not a bad idea for Christmas morning if you ask me! 
After running around the Opera House I passed into the Botanical Gardens for a bit. Next time I’d definitely like to run around here a bit more. I ran down Macquarie Street for a bit, past the Parliament buildings, 
