While Christmas was observed in the West on 25 December, other countries instead celebrated it earlier this week. In Armenia, however, it even became a trending topic on Twitter thanks to American-Armenian socialite Kim Kardashian tweeting the news to her 5,796,422 followers.
Thanks to other tweets from Kardashian's siblings, as well as numerous re-tweets, word of Christmas being celebrated in Armenia on 6 January went viral.
Of course, it wasn't just the Kardashians that were tweeting. Other users were too, sending out messages and pictures or updating their statuses on Facebook.
Incidentally, this is the first post put together with Storify, an excellent new web tool for searching and creating content from new and social media sources. The original is at: http://storify.com/onewmphoto/christmas-in-armenia-georgia
I like the way you post your video here maybe you can post also a video from yerevan. I lived in the west and I’ve been in yerevan armenia several times. I feel safe in that country and I visited several open skies museums, cafes, bar and walking on the street of yerevan ,all I can say is wow! People are very nice eventhough mostly on the street they don’t speak english which I understand but I have a good tour guide and interpreter . So, I made a good friends in that country a very good friends.
Next time I plan to visit Tiblisi too and see what this beautiful city can offer to a Tourist people like me.
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Incidentally, this is the first post put together with Storify, an excellent new web tool for searching and creating content from new and social media sources. The original is at: http://storify.com/onewmphoto/christmas-in-armenia-georgia
To the author Mr. Krikorian
I like the way you post your video here maybe you can post also a video from yerevan. I lived in the west and I’ve been in yerevan armenia several times. I feel safe in that country and I visited several open skies museums, cafes, bar and walking on the street of yerevan ,all I can say is wow! People are very nice eventhough mostly on the street they don’t speak english which I understand but I have a good tour guide and interpreter . So, I made a good friends in that country a very good friends.
Next time I plan to visit Tiblisi too and see what this beautiful city can offer to a Tourist people like me.
Bravo Mr.Onnik keep up the good work….