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I just woke up from a nap too, Desley. Suppose I should hang the wash I put on this morning. Perhaps if I glare at Dave hard enough, he'll do it...

Thanks for the warning. Were your bulbs 'Made in China'? Sometimes they don't know what they're doing.


The Queen does."
That is why I open one present on Christmas Eve

And the kids were allowed to open/play with anything clearly labeled as 'from Santa' the next morning - the parents got to sleep while the novelty wore off.

How comforting. And how peaceful that could be.

Yes, it's my favourite time to go, as they aren't open to the public, so it is quiet, and I spent time with some of the timid cats, got one who isn't good with strangers to purr.

I'm completely pogged.
We were always allowed to open one present on Christmas Eve.
Always new jammies so we wouldn't look like raggamuffins in the Christmas morning photos.
Chocolate fudge cheesecake and a small Cointreau for pudding in a bit.
Much nicer than a Terry's chocolate orange.

What a lovely thing to do.

Thanks, it's been my Christmas Eve tradition for about 8 years now, my neighbour tried persuading me to go for a meal with her and her family instead, but I said no. It's also a good chance to catch up with the people who run the rescue, who I am friendly with


Have a lovely Christmas everyone. Xxx

Merry Christmas Claire


Have a lovely day everyone and hope Santa was good to you.

Anyone know when the Amazon Boxing Day sale starts? Nothing on the website about it.


Just about to open presents now if I can open them before those dogs of mine get into them. Really enjoyed our day.

Merry Christmas to all men and women of good will. Let's give it a go of trying to get along, shall we?

Then I think I shall have. a bit of a nap!



How much have you been drinking??

Feasting in midwinter is a huge act of faith that the sun will come back and the days will lengthen.

"Let's eat Grandma."
Another example of how skipping commas might be dangerous, this time to pets.
It can all be sorted out eventually, but the Brits created the Oxford comma, and I vote for its continued use. Any seconds? I will take the mince pie.
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