Time for a Christmas thread?
Dec 24th 2017 | 11:21 pm
#121
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Re: Time for a Christmas thread?
I remember when I was a kid, and nearly every house would be lit up in lights.
Now blocks of houses and no lights except for the one or two odd ones.
Times are changing.
Now blocks of houses and no lights except for the one or two odd ones.
Times are changing.
Dec 25th 2017 | 12:44 am
#122
Stand-up Philosopher
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From: Regina Saskatchewan
Re: Time for a Christmas thread?
Rough night for Santa:
Dec 25th 2017 | 1:45 am
#123
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Dec 25th 2017 | 3:40 am
#124
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Re: Time for a Christmas thread?
Dec 26th 2017 | 7:44 pm
#125
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Re: Time for a Christmas thread?
Christmas is just beautiful. It's like a great celebration. There's mince pies, Christmas cake, turkey and crackers. It's like a theatrical production of a play. I like snowballs (to drink, ha!) also. I just wish Christmas wasn't at such a cold time of year and because Joseph and Mary had their/our baby in the desert area and it was probably a lot warmer than we would have thought. Makes you wonder about Christmas cards. Merry Christmas to you all!
Dec 26th 2017 | 10:41 pm
#126
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From: ex ex-pat, in Taunton
Re: Time for a Christmas thread?
Merry Christmas everyone..
Dec 27th 2017 | 5:16 am
#127
In the pink
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Re: Time for a Christmas thread?
I had two Xmas cards from the UK that were identical. A robin sitting on top of a red post box, with a dusting of snow on it. The two senders live within two miles of each other. People don’t send cards much anymore, so it was a nice coincidence.
