- No cards have been bought - or sent. No, not made either.
- Graham has seven presents because I kept forgetting exactly what I'd bought for him already.
- Some people's presents are still sitting on my desk, waiting to be wrapped and posted.
- No parsnips have been bought. Don't tell Cam - they're one of the foodie highlights of his Christmas.
- Tomorrow I shall be breaking with tradition and going round to a friend's house, rather than making the stuffing and listening to Carols from King's.
- Graham and the children put up the tree and decorated the house yesterday, while I was at work. I came home, late in the evening, to a Christmassy house - magical.
- Cam has made the latest batch of mince pies. He puts much more mincemeat in than me, which is a popular development.
- I need to prioritise my nap times.
- My brain's so fuzzy that I'm not sure what day of the week it is, but I know it's nearly Christmas.
- All will be well, because the bottles of alcohol in the fridge outnumber the bottles of milk.
And there's a bottle of bubbly and two bottles of Aspall's just out of shot |
Milk is over-rated anyway! Merry Christmas Nancy
ReplyDeleteYour brain's so fuzzy you called it your Brian! Very funny, think you should stick with it. Have a lovely Christmas & thank you for keeping up with the blog. Hope you & Brian have a good rest.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas! K xx
ReplyDeleteHope you have some time off over Christmas to rest and spend time with your family. Have a very Happy Christmas.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas! Hope you find some time to relax xx
ReplyDeleteThe fact that you have more alcohol in your fridge than milk is definitely a good sign! Hope you're sipping on something now and relaxing and that you all have a wonderful Christmas x
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas Nancy. with a fridge like that you can't fail to have a good one x
ReplyDeleteWhat is best of all is that it matters not one jot what you have or haven't done... as long a all you have awonderful time together. Happy Christmas Nancy.
ReplyDeleteCards schmards. So 1992.
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