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mez

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its bonfire night (daytime) & im sat here bored out my tree writing christmas cards, am i sad or what? still once they are done they done!!!
 
Nothing like being prepared is there.
I have just made my Christmas Cake, I suppose, seeing as its Bonfire Night, I should have been making Parkin and Treacle Toffee. I am now sat down having a mug of tea and trying tio find out if anywhere have Nintendo Wii's in stock at a sensible price.
 
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mez said:
its bonfire night (daytime) & im sat here bored out my tree writing christmas cards, am i sad or what? still once they are done they done!!!
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On the face of it does sound very, very sad indeed, however, with your social programme on the run up to Christmas, guess best to do now whilst you've time... :D;)

Hope you've remembered me .. :)
 
claytonender said:
Nothing like being prepared is there.
I have just made my Christmas Cake, I suppose, seeing as its Bonfire Night, I should have been making Parkin and Treacle Toffee. I am now sat down having a mug of tea and trying tio find out if anywhere have Nintendo Wii's in stock at a sensible price.
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Try gamestation in Accy?

Could always try Ebay, they probably have brand new un-opened ones going for cheap. :cool:
 
Tell me katex i'll be running round like a scolded c**k as from tommorrow won't get a rest till friday ...................me!!! would i dare forget you kate....never.

its just i went into chelle's (shop up ossy) this morning & she had a delivery of new stuff saw the cards & well the rest ive posted trouble is i now need more ha ha.............:D
 
Bought my Christmas cards in the sale at the beginning of January, get them every year. I'm always on the last minute writing them it is a chore I hate!!
 
I also bought all my Christmas cards (and quite a few presents) in the January sale. I don't really enjoy having to write out the envelopes though, but a few years ago I decided to teach myself to use Microsoft Access - and compiled a list of all the addresses for my Christmas Cards. So now I print off all the labels, write a greeting in the card, and stick a label on to the envelope.
 
I stopped sending Christmas cards in 1964 -- when I decided I wasn't a christian.

I have survived since :D --- try it.
You may well find as I did that some people express gratitude that you can be struck off their card list -- and they remain your friends.

They are a victorian invention .....along with those messy trees that you drag indoors every year :D
 
Im going to have to sit down and work out what im buying everyone for xmas and write my cards. Seeing as i have a lot for posting all the ones in ireland to send. The local ones i just write in merry xmas and happy new year from jen and stick them in the envelopes and walk round sticking them through the door - its easier than writing their names on. First of all though im going to have to find the address book with all the addresses of them all in ireland.
 
ive been writing my christmas cards out tonight and wrapping some presents up it makes it easier than having to wrap loads of gifts up all at once nearer christmas.
 
I was thinking about this during the early hours the other morning. Why do we bother to send them? I've never come across one person who enjoys doing it.

BUT........I do enjoy receiving them, especially living abroad. Mine are sitting on top of my printer and I'll be writing them during the next few days. Have to get them posted early.
 
Speaking of the Guy Fawke Day, I had built a huge pile of brush to burnm for Annie's 18th birthday (Nov. 2). Due to severe drought there's a burning ban on. I was at least hoping for a bit of rain so I could light it up today to join in the November 5th festivities over there!:(:(:(

Brian
 
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