Oh No we're not!!

Everything ready a few days early. 'er indoors bought a Christmas pudding and when I came to put it in the cupboard I found another one. 'oh well' I thought 'we will just have to eat that one early' It was delicious. Throwing the packaging away I noticed the 'best before' date........ March 2010.

What's not to like, good food, good wine etc etc, and good company,Christmas is what you make it, bring it on. I've made the stuffing, defrosting the bird as we speak,Moira made the puddings and the cake in October,she's making mince pies faster than I can eat them! All the shopping is done, collecting big son from the airport tomorrow, daughter arrives Xmas day, slightly less frenetic on boxing day, then Tuesday about twenty people round for cold buffet and lots of fun and games kids , dogs , then it's all down hill to New Year's Eve, Tuesday 3rd back to work for a rest!!!
Have a cool yule one and all.

Quote: Aaron Calder wrote in post #18

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Not really, santaclaustrophobia is a cruel affliction.

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No, at 70, NO ACT !

Anyone celebrating the birth of Christ when they have a minute?

Stewart

I'm sure he'll be celebrating the message of Christmas with all his children....even the cynics.

Quote: jobberwock wrote in post #15

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and at 66 still get excited and can't wait....listening for Santa's bells .....

Anne and Ian

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Ready now just waiting for the hordes to arrive, 2 tonight, 5 tomorrow, and the last 9 on Christmas day plus the 4 of us and 2 dogs it's a full house!

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to everyone
Denise & Phil

Midnight, Christmas eve. Heard a noise on the conservatory roof. Got all excited. Then 'er indoors says 'its only the rain dear'

Happy new year to all