I guess for a lot of people it’s been a rather strange run up to Christmas. Things are a lot more subdued this year and judging by the intensity of the last minute rush to the shops and the noticeable lack of outdoor lighting this year, it’s as if people put off thinking about it until the last possible moment.
I am no exception. Last year, I managed to get all my Christmas cards written in plenty of time, but this year the postal deadlines came and went without me putting pen to paper, and I feel more than a little embarrassed about it. Even so, all the presents have been bought and I’m looking forward to a day of relaxation tomorrow, followed by a walk up the mountains the following day.
I have nothing else to say but to thank you all for sharing a little bit of my life, my interests and my half-baked thoughts over the past year. I wish you all the very best over the holiday season.
Ach. Some years I can’t be bothered with the Xmas cards either, Colm.
Sending good wishes for Christmas and the new Year to you and the family.
Love, T
Felices Fiestas!
No goose over at casa az, but we did have some lovely smoked BC salmon from zoomer last night.
It was ecards for me this year. š
Happy Belated Winter Solstice and (insert favourite holiday here)!
My specially ordered old forest supporting cards are still at my desk… The Queen Mum asked rather pout when I called her yesterday why she hadn’t received any. I’ve sent plenty e-cards, even if I fear some might have been caught in spam filters.
Since we celebrate xmas eve here in the Far North, the main meal was lunch yesterday. Quite frugal, since I’m not a fan of these events, but more food than could be eaten in one meal, so there will be left overs today. No goose though.
nice blog. happy holidays
I’ve enjoyed reading your thoughts, it’s an interesting blog š
Thanks a lot! I appreciate your comments. š