Christmas When You Were Growing Up

[Zincubus]

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I admire Queen Liz but it does not reach to listening to her warbling on every Chrissie. No doubt our avid monarchists listened to her every word with bated breath.

Only have time for three Royals and only one , Harry is alive ..


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[George 1978]

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I admire Queen Liz but it does not reach to listening to her warbling on every Chrissie. No doubt our avid monarchists listened to her every word with bated breath.

Don't worry about it - I am a die-hard traditionalist especially at this time of year.

[Donald the Great]

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I admire Queen Liz but it does not reach to listening to her warbling on every Chrissie. No doubt our avid monarchists listened to her every word with bated breath.

[George 1978]

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Yep George Sydney is about 9 hours ahead of the UK. It was warm so plenty of cold meats and seafood for our Chrissie lunch. Followed by a cool dip in the pool. Hope you and your had a good day too.

It wasn't too bad.

Did you see the Queen on the TV where you are?

[Donald the Great]

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Christmas must have started for you hours ago, Donald / Craig!

I can remember staying up on Christmas Eve in 1988 - 30 years ago - when Christmases were a lot more exciting!

Anyway, I am watching the Midnight Mass with a glass of Harvey's Bristol Cream not far from where I am.

MERRY CHRISTMAS TO EVERYONE ON THIS FORUM!

Yep George Sydney is about 9 hours ahead of the UK. It was warm so plenty of cold meats and seafood for our Chrissie lunch. Followed by a cool dip in the pool. Hope you and your had a good day too.

[George 1978]

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Christmas must have started for you hours ago, Donald / Craig!

I can remember staying up on Christmas Eve in 1988 - 30 years ago - when Christmases were a lot more exciting!

Anyway, I am watching the Midnight Mass with a glass of Harvey's Bristol Cream not far from where I am.

MERRY CHRISTMAS TO EVERYONE ON THIS FORUM!

[Donald the Great]

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from Donald (Craig) Stay warm while I bake in the Sydney sun.

[staffslad]

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My wife popped out this morning for a few last minute things, but we try to avoid Christmas Eve shopping if we can. A few years ago we were part of an ad hoc church choir formed especially to do a stint entertaining shoppers at a local Tesco for charity. On the Christmas Eve we finished about 9.30pm and by then the place was so much quieter than it had been earlier that day that we stopped and got a few things--first and as so far only time I have shopped that late on Christmas Eve.

[George 1978]

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We're just going out into town NOW to start the Xmas shop ... 2:09 Christmas Eve !

Waited over an hour for the bus so I could get some last minute Christmas shopping as well - only just got back.

[George 1978]

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Signing off for crimbo guys and gals, ya'll have a great time now!!!!

Have a good one.

[Zincubus]

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We're just going out into town NOW to start the Xmas shop ... 2:09 Christmas Eve !


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[staffslad]

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Signing off for crimbo guys and gals, ya'll have a great time now!!!!

Same to you, Tex. Have a great Christmas.

[tex]

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Signing off for crimbo guys and gals, ya'll have a great time now!!!!

[George 1978]

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Did he tip everything on the floor for you as well

No, I think that my place is already a mess as it is. I shall wait and see what happens.

[Zincubus]

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Funnily enough I emailed Tesco and asked if the stamps could be sent in the post to me - after the holiday it seems now of course. Ironic that the stamps are the smallest item on the list in size but were the most expensive items together! I only noticed it when I looked at the A4 receipt printout around half an hour after the delivery man left. And yes, I did wish the delivery man a Merry Christmas before he left as well!

Not the first time I didn't get the stamps I ordered - I used Asda at my old place and it happened back then as well. I know that I have still got stamps already, but I am kicking myself at the fact that I probably didn't pick them up as my mind was too much on the food items that were being delivered. £136 it came to in total and the only food items unavailable (I never ask for substitutes) were for some pizzas.

I always go for no carrier bags - I just cannot stand my place being cluttered up with them all over the place.

Did he tip everything on the floor for you as well


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