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By definition, boxing day is the day AFTER Christmas.
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Yes, because in the Christmas of 2010 Christmas day was on a Saturday so Boxing Day was on Sunday
Christmas day was the name of ahorse that raced on boxing day, and "fell" when jumping... i believe in 1966
Christmas day was the name of a horse that raced on boxing day, and fell while jumping. was it in 1966? Correct.
Actually, this is a trivia question "When did Christmas Day fall on a Boxing Day". The horse Christmas Day actually fell at a race at Kempton on Boxing Day.
Because it occurred on Boxing Day, the day after Christmas.
Boxing Day is the day after Christmas. Christmas day is also known as The 25 of decmber. That means Boxing day is December 26.
The day after Christmas in Canada is called Boxing Day.
The day after Christmas.
Boxing day is celebrated in Canada the day after Christmas. This is also a huge shopping day in the United States.
Boxing Day is observed the day after Christmas, December 26.
The day after Christmas is often called Boxing Day. Traditionally, people spent Christmas Day with family and friends, and then spent the next day helping the poor with boxes of food.boxing day
Boxing Day is also on t. Stephen's Day. Boxing Day is on the 26th of December every year, which is the day after Christmas.
Yes it can fall on any day
The day after Christmas (December 26)
The Day after christmas, the 26th of december.
the day after Christmas is called THE DAY AFTER CHRISTMAS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! In Canada it is called "Boxing Day"
the day after Christmas day (otherwise known as st stephens day)
Boxing Day is a legal holiday on the first weekday after Christmas. Christmas boxes are given to service workers such as postal workers on that day.
The day after Christmas is called Boxing Day, and is a public holiday.
Boxing Day is the day after Christmas. it is celebrated during the middle ages and it is when you get gifts
Boxing Day - December 26 - 2000 fell on a Tuesday.
Some People have Christmas dinner on Christmas day and some people eat it on Boxing day
Boxing Day is a public holiday in Australia and is a popular time to shop for post-Christmas sales. It is celebrated the day after Christmas on December 26.
The day after Christmas, Boxing Day, is a holiday in the UK and other countries such as Australia.
Boxing Day is a bank or public holiday that occurs on 26 December, or the first or second weekday after Christmas Day, depending on national or regional laws.
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