“Last year, I celebrated in Goa gorging on lobsters, prawns and fried fish.It was a different X’mas dinner altogether,” says the Liverpool gal. Amy, who’s back home for Christmas after two long years, talks to CS about celebrating the festival the British way:

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I am thrilled that I am home this Christmas. It is after two years that I am getting to spend festive time with my parents and sister. My entire family gets together on Christmas. My uncles, aunties and little cousins come over. Christmas Day is a very busy and chaotic one. But it’s a lot of fun. In the morning, we open our gifts, and eat the traditional mince pies and mulled wine. Then, we head to the kitchen to prepare the dinner. It’s an absolutely amazing time!u00a0