JI1FGX/DU9 Mindanao, Philippines Amateur Radio Diary IOTA OC-130
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Introduction. 【【Lily Diary]
Diary of Life in Mindanao

03/01/01 New Year Countdown
02/12/31 Refrigerator is broken.
02/12/30 Medieval Museum
02/12/29 St. Jakob's Church
02/12/28 Go to Anspa
02/12/27 Walking along the city walls at sunset
02/12/26 Night view of Rothenburg
02/12/25 After Christmas.
Software development by two people
02/12/24 Christmas Santa Claus is here.
02/12/24 Christmas is here.
02/12/23 DL/JI1FGX
02/12/22 Sightseeing in Rothenburg
02/12/21 Travel to Rothenburg, Germany

7MH mobile operation
02/10/05 Akiruno City, Tokyo
02/09/08 Okutama Town, Nishitama-gun
02/08/03 Numan Town, Higashikatsushika-gun
02/07/27 Hinohara Village, Nishitama District
02/07/20 Hinode Town, Nishitama-gun
02/05/02 Inagawa-gun, Hyogo
02/03/02 Tambayama Village, Kitatsuru-gun
01/09/08 Kitakoma-gun, Sudama Town
1997 Photo of the station when it first opened
December 24, 2002 Christmas Eve in Rothenburg, Germany - Santa Claus came [2] (2002/12/24)
German cooking
Kaeseschnitzel dish with chicken and cheese
Peter is cooking Christmas Eve dinner.
A relative was visiting from Munich.
Even I, a non-drinker, had a little beer!
Children's long-awaited Christmas Eve night

Close relatives gathered and the meal began with food prepared by Peter
I asked stefanie in advance, "When do you give the gifts to the kids?" I asked,
Right after the meal," he said. That way the adults can get some rest."
So I also gave him a gift I had brought from Japan.

Santa Claus rings the doorbell.

As we were sitting together after dinner, the doorbell rang.
When the father says, "It's Santa," the children dash to the front door. But there is no Santa outside the front door.
When the children opened the door to the living room, there was a pile of presents!
Compared to when I was a kid, the gifts piled up like a mountain.
Very nice presentation by the parents. Is this the German way?

Piles and piles of Christmas presents
Children delighted to find a toy walkie-talkie
But maybe it was Peter who was really happy.
Because the kids would say, "Papa Papa (PP), this is Oscar Papa (OP)," "Papa Papa (PP), this is Tango Papa (TP)."
Whenever he was called, he answered on his own radio. The joy on his face!
I told him, "Looks like Peter got the best present." He said, "Yes!

He wants his children to be certified in amateur radio in the future.
In Germany, angels help Santa Claus.
Legend has it that it carries gifts for children.
They say this Angel is the young lady next door.