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by **Ant** » Dec 17th, '09, 15:43

moonbeam wrote:just beware if you do try my house - there'll be 2 Yorkies to contend with

by **Hjelmen** » Dec 17th, '09, 16:15

I'll spend the day with my mum. Since I live in the other end of the country I don't get to see her that often so I thought this would be a nice occasion. Only problem is.. now I have to get her a present :roll:

by **Reverend Tristan** » Dec 17th, '09, 20:12

Change of plan for me, will be spending dinner with my other half, my daughter and my other halfs grand parents wish I'm looking forward to just hope her nan is out of hospital in time.

by **liverpool 7** » Dec 17th, '09, 21:02

I'll be down in Telford Shropshire, with my daughter, brother and sister hopefully listening to my new Snowpatrol CD. God knows i've dropped enough hints so i hope one of them gets me it.

by **Matthius88** » Dec 18th, '09, 01:29

Replicant wrote:I shall be in Lapland, getting friendly with Santa's elves.

That sounds vaguely sinister...

I'm going to a party on christmas eve with some friends, so more than likely I'll be spending Christmas morning with my head in the toilet.

Failing that, we do a round robin, going to all my mates' houses, good times

by **Barefoot Boy** » Dec 18th, '09, 01:35

Christmas Eve I will be having an entire feast for dinner at a friend's house-A tradition carried on for years with me.

Christmas Day I will be home with my family enjoying the joys of the season, the happiness of good food and drink and the love of close family and friends.

BEST time of the year!

Happy thoughts,
Paul Pacific

by **DenmarkKilo** » Dec 18th, '09, 02:22

A_n_t wrote:You are either single or your other half has a twinked level 80 gnome mage!

Both
(But it's more a Level 80 Belf Hunter, actually)

by **Robbie** » Dec 18th, '09, 18:20

Colin and I will be spending a quiet Christmas at home, as usual. We've got a HUGE (well, huge for two) pre-stuffed turkey breast in the freezer, and all the trimmings standing by.

We went to a house-clearance auction while we were in Australia, and agreed that the things we bought there would count as our Christmas presents. I think Col also bought me something minor a couple of months ago, so I've ordered a sweatshirt for him, just so there's a little surprise on the day.

by **moonbeam** » Dec 18th, '09, 23:54

Okay - I'm getting excited now ..... less than 14 hours before we fly

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I can feel the warmth already :roll:

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by **moonbeam** » Dec 30th, '09, 01:42

Just got back tonight and I'm not liking this cold

Temperature in Tenerife was 22 - 26 deg every day - arrived back at Manchester at 8pm to a temp of 3 deg.

It was weird being in the sun over Xmas - we kept forgetting it was Xmas ..... BRRRRR roll on summer (that's assuming we're gonna get one :shock:

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by **Ian The Magic-Ian** » Dec 30th, '09, 02:35

My Christmas was a chilly 75 degrees...

by **TonyB** » Jan 2nd, '10, 02:27

Like The Replicant I spent Christmas with Santa and his elves in Lapland - for the twelfth year in a row. No television, no annoying relatives, just good company, great snow, log fires, and A Christmas Carol (the book, not a movie basterdisation). Perfect.

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