Il-Festi t-Tajba! This is the annual aboutmalta.com newsletter for Christmas. It is with great joy that for the seventh consecutive Christmas I announce the various wonderful interactive features we've put together for all to enjoy during this festive season.  Through aboutmalta.com's collaboration with the MaltaMedia Online Network we continue to bring you the possibilty to send free online Christmas Cards, listen to a special webcast of traditional Maltese singing with a Christmas theme, post your season's greetings on the Web for all to see, and maybe even try out a couple of delicious Christmas recipes

We are also working on a review of the year 2004. As in previous years, this feature will be made available to the general public after Christmas day.

On behalf of the aboutmalta.com web team I'd like to wish you and all those close to you a very happy holiday season. Awguri!

Toni Sant
Consulting Editor, aboutmalta.com

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a. Send an Online Christmas Card
b. Traditional Christmas Singing - Webcast
c. Post your Greetings for all to see
d. Delicious Recipes

We've probably received an e-card even if you've never sent one. Now you can send Christmas e-cards with Maltese Christmas images: pasturi, street decorations, and Malta's own three wise men! The photos are by Darrell Pace, Alan Edwards and Martin Debattista. You can also send a e-cards based on Gattaldo's Maltapost Christmas Stamps and other unique designs from this Maltese creative based in the UK. Send a unique Maltese Christmas Online Card right now. Just click here!

To add to your listening enjoyment this season we're also featuring the special edition of Tisqifa ghall-Ghana Taghna produced by Gorg Mifsud-Chircop featuring Karmnu Debono l-Pikipakk (from Birkirkara) and Frans Mifsud ta' Zaren ta' Vestru ( from Zejtun) singing traditional ghana with a Christmas theme. The webcast is available on demand, so you can listen to it anytime.

Share the Maltese Christmas spirit on the MaltaMedia Message Board by posting your greetings and sharing your opinion about the Festive Season in Malta for all to see. This is a wonderful way to reach old friends who may not know your email address, or you their's.

d. TRADITIAL MALTESE RECIPES FOR CHRISTMAS

 
One of the most sought after items at Christmas time are the traditional recipes for such delicacies as Qaghaq tal-Ghasel, Qaghaq tal-Kavelletti and Imbuljut. Although these special foods are available commercially, nothing beats the home-version. Click here for these traditional Maltese Christmas recipes.