24 Dec 13 - 08:16 AM (#3586269) Subject: BS: It's Christmas Day From: Sandra in Sydney silly me, I'm 15 minutes late wishing everyone Merry Christmas! sandra (12.15am in Sydney) |
24 Dec 13 - 08:32 AM (#3586276) Subject: RE: BS: It's Christmas Day From: Leadfingers I may well respond in 10 1/2 hours time |
24 Dec 13 - 08:40 AM (#3586278) Subject: RE: BS: It's Christmas Day From: gnu Just saw this at the top of the BS : BS: It's Christmas Day 2 24 Dec 13 - 08:32 AM Trace BS: Bah - Humbug Merry Ho Ho!!! Sandra. |
24 Dec 13 - 08:48 AM (#3586281) Subject: RE: BS: It's Christmas Day From: Rapparee It's only Christmas in places where people fall off the world. Velcro was invented to keep them on. |
24 Dec 13 - 08:54 AM (#3586284) Subject: RE: BS: It's Christmas Day From: GUEST,pete from seven stars link you too, Sandra. we got over 10 hrs before the day here in the wet UK. |
24 Dec 13 - 09:23 AM (#3586295) Subject: RE: BS: It's Christmas Day From: Sandra in Sydney It was 19C here with 81% humidity at 1am & we're expecting 24C with a little rain developing. Last Christmas day was rainy so the picnic became a proper meal in my friend's living room - we didn't even plan a picnic this year as we'd seen the forecast! sandra - heading to bed |
24 Dec 13 - 09:37 AM (#3586299) Subject: RE: BS: It's Christmas Day From: Amos IT is 6:30 in the morning here on the West COast of the United STates, on the day BEFORE Christmas (December 24). I don't understand how you guys have slipped the surly bonds of time itself like this. It's just not right. But have a qwonderful Christmas. May all your hearts overflow. |
24 Dec 13 - 10:02 AM (#3586304) Subject: RE: BS: It's Christmas Day From: SINSULL I'm at work. Not quite Christmas yet here but since the stores have been shilling red and green crap since early October I guess it must be the season. Merry Christmas all. Peace on earth in my lifetime. SINS |
24 Dec 13 - 11:03 AM (#3586321) Subject: RE: BS: It's Christmas Day From: jacqui.c It's 4pm on Christmas Eve here in the UK. Wet and windy outside but warm indoors where I'm watching Olympus Has Fallen with my grandson. Happy Christmas all. |
24 Dec 13 - 11:16 AM (#3586322) Subject: RE: BS: It's Christmas Day From: GUEST,Musket Ruddy hell! I haven't crossed the trumping crackers yet! (Good crop of purple Brussel sprouts this year in our garden. Been nurturing them ready for Chrimbo day.) |
24 Dec 13 - 02:07 PM (#3586355) Subject: MERRY CHRISTMAS From: mally Wishing you all A VERY HAPPY CHRISTMAS from Mally-Have a good un |
24 Dec 13 - 02:27 PM (#3586358) Subject: RE: MERRY CHRISTMAS From: Gurney Yup, ditto. 8:26am here in NZ. Just taking a break from the frenetic activity. |
24 Dec 13 - 03:15 PM (#3586364) Subject: RE: BS: It's Christmas Day From: GUEST,Eliza A lovely, Happy Christmas to everyone from deepest Norfolk UK. Have just made a rather large batch of mince pies. Diet in 2014? Big hugs to all. 'God bless us, every one'. |
24 Dec 13 - 03:44 PM (#3586368) Subject: RE: BS: It's Christmas Day From: Joe Offer It's almost 1 PM here in sunny California. Time for my nap. We in the choir have to be in church at 10:15 PM for Midnight Mass, which will last until 1:30 AM. Then we're supposed to start singing again at 7:30 AM for 8 AM Mass. Choir directors are monsters this time of year. Merry Christmas to everyone, even to you who are choir directors. -Joe- |
24 Dec 13 - 04:13 PM (#3586376) Subject: RE: BS: It's Christmas Day From: JennieG It's 8.07am on Christmas Day here in the beautiful (but very dry) north west of New South Wales, so the forecast rain will be the best Christmas present we could have! Himself and I are having a quiet morning then heading out to a restaurant for A Nice Christmas Lunch, instead of just sitting round grinning at each other. Our Canberra son and his fiancée will be visiting for a few days on Friday, and we hope - ice storms and power outages permitting - to have a skype chat to our Canada son and girl-in-law. Happy Thingmas and Seasonal Whatevers to all, whatever you celebrate! |
24 Dec 13 - 06:44 PM (#3586390) Subject: RE: BS: It's Christmas Day From: jacqui.c Almost midnight and the house is quiet. Grandson was sent to bed earlyish in order that his iMac could be set up in his study, ready for the morning. He is under orders to stay in his room until 7.30, at which time he can come to me and we'll make tea and take it up to his parents for stocking opening. I love the family Christmas traditions. Even now he's thirteen he becomes a little boy again at this time of year. |
24 Dec 13 - 07:00 PM (#3586393) Subject: RE: BS: It's Christmas Day From: Leadfingers And a VERY Happy Christmas from West London! |
24 Dec 13 - 07:02 PM (#3586394) Subject: RE: BS: It's Christmas Day From: MMario Still a bit under 5 hours to go here....though since I've just finished Christmas x 12 in 1842 I'm ready!!!!! |
24 Dec 13 - 07:03 PM (#3586395) Subject: RE: BS: It's Christmas Day From: Tattie Bogle On the dot in Edinburgh too, but we have also been communing with Sydney via FaceTime. Happy Christmas wherever you may be, whenever it came/will come! |
24 Dec 13 - 07:09 PM (#3586397) Subject: RE: BS: It's Christmas Day From: Ebbie It ALWAYS rains in Juneau, Alaska, on Christmas Day. Got an early start this year- cats and dogs are flipping and floundering and flying through the air already. But a Merry Christmas to ye for a' that. |
24 Dec 13 - 07:16 PM (#3586398) Subject: Merry Christmas 2013 From: GUEST,Geoff the Duck The clock has turned here. Merry Christmas to all as and when it reaches you. Quack! Geoff the Duck. |
24 Dec 13 - 07:29 PM (#3586400) Subject: RE: Merry Christmas 2013 From: GUEST And you. |
24 Dec 13 - 07:35 PM (#3586404) Subject: RE: Merry Christmas 2013 From: GUEST,.gargoyle You are a little slow (as usual) NORAD....has had Santa properly escorted and tracked for about 15 hours. Sincerely, Gargoyle coal in your stocking |
24 Dec 13 - 07:54 PM (#3586414) Subject: RE: Merry Christmas 2013 From: Joe Offer You taking lessons from Bill D, Rap? Very impressive! And a merry Christmas to y'all. -Joe Offer- |
24 Dec 13 - 08:36 PM (#3586425) Subject: RE: Merry Christmas 2013 From: Rapparee No, Joe. I just hate to put others in the shade with my HTML skills, so I usually just hide my light under a bushel. (If you hid a candle under a bushel, wouldn't it set the bushel on fire?) |
24 Dec 13 - 09:07 PM (#3586434) Subject: RE: BS: It's Christmas Day From: artbrooks Still several hours to go here, but since my Secret Santa is in England and herself's is in Oz, happy day to all of yins. And everyone else, too. Unless you are the proprietor of an establishment that is open on Christmas day, in which case may the fleas of a thousand camels fly up your nose. |
25 Dec 13 - 12:46 AM (#3586451) Subject: RE: BS: It's Christmas Day From: Janie Christmas here on the northeast Piedmont of NC now. Chilly, clear night and the moon has just risen over the horizon, shining brightly as it moves up behind the trunks and bare branches of the trees in the small woods across the way. Santa has just finished filling the stockings here, and took off again, headed west. Happy Christmas to all. |
25 Dec 13 - 03:53 AM (#3586481) Subject: RE: BS: It's Christmas Day From: GUEST,Lester Merry Christmas |
25 Dec 13 - 04:05 AM (#3586483) Subject: RE: BS: It's Christmas Day From: Pete Jennings Just finishing my first cup of tea. Dog's been walked (that Judi is a hero. What you thought I'D done it?!!). Be making some toast in a minute and looking forward to 11am. In this house that's glass of champers and present-opening time. Merry Christmas! |
25 Dec 13 - 06:38 AM (#3586502) Subject: RE: BS: It's Christmas Day From: gnu Got my first Kissmeass pressie! It's snowing. Again. %^^&*%^$@&!!!!! HO Ho ho... |
25 Dec 13 - 07:08 AM (#3586512) Subject: RE: BS: It's Christmas Day From: eddie1 Merry Christmas to all my Mudcat Friends Eddie |
25 Dec 13 - 09:33 AM (#3586525) Subject: RE: BS: It's Christmas Day From: Will Fly It's 2.30pm here in Sussex. We've just had the main course of Christmas dinner (a very nice chicken with all the trimmings) and a really good 2009 white Burgundy. Christmas pud is on its way and I'm typing this with "Singin' In The Rain" on the TV. Again... Madame F. LOVED her pressies, I got a great wallet. Mum-in-law is flabbergasted by her new iPad and what it can do. We've had torrential rain, thunder, sunshine and everything in between. All is quiet - until the grandkids descend on us tomorrow... Love to all, Will |
25 Dec 13 - 10:45 AM (#3586534) Subject: RE: BS: It's Christmas Day From: bobad "'Merry Christmas!' the man threatened." —William Gaddis |
25 Dec 13 - 10:55 AM (#3586538) Subject: RE: BS: It's Christmas Day From: fat B****rd And a very merry day to you all, no matter where no matter who!! I'm sizzling in bed in Singapore after a long hot day and hoping I can get myself together in the morning for 3 days in Cambodia. Wat!! |
25 Dec 13 - 04:09 PM (#3586601) Subject: RE: BS: It's Christmas Day From: gnu Finally! It's over! I am home! Thank goodness. |
25 Dec 13 - 11:20 PM (#3586654) Subject: RE: BS: It's Christmas Day From: ChanteyLass There's still a little bit of Christmas Night left here in Rhode Island. I hope all of you have had or are still having a very merry Christmas! |
26 Dec 13 - 04:25 AM (#3586684) Subject: RE: BS: It's Christmas Day From: Amergin I gave one of my grandmothers a couple of chapbooks...one published last year...and one that will be officially published next month, an unpublished poem about her late husband....and I printed out Home For the Holiday for her...she has never read it....and some how didn't know that I write poetry and prose...she was quite impressed. She had me read one...and I read about a childhood memory about finding the right Christmas tree in the hills of North Idaho.... Then, she read a poem from one of the chapbooks....and I kept saying no you don't want to read that one...not aloud to the group...it was very erotic. My face was burning through out her reading it....Good thing it wasn't one of my more explicit ones...that would have been unbearable. Then, at the end of that chapbook is a poem I wrote almost 11 years ago...and on the tenth anniversary of her first Christmas with out my paternal grandfather, she read a poem about his death....her voice breaking as she realised what it was about. She loved it though. |