Merry Christmas

Well, I just had my Christmas dinner, a bag of enchilada crisps, and a
chocolate banana. I think I may now indulge in a red wine grog. No snow
here right now, 8° C and light showers with a strong westerly wind.

Should you actually desire to be informed of such things, then try this;

http://www.singerscreations.com/

Weather watcher, great for the desktop.

TL
MC

"Mike Connor" wrote in
:

Well, I just had my Christmas dinner, a bag of enchilada crisps,
and a chocolate banana. I think I may now indulge in a red wine
grog. No snow here right now, 8ø C and light showers with a strong
westerly wind.

Mike, even with the time difference, it still ain't Xmas yet. I think
you started with the grog and it was all downhill from there . At
least you can do it all again tomorrow.

Merry Christmas to you and yours,

Gary

"GaryM" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
. 1.81...
SNIP
Mike, even with the time difference, it still ain't Xmas yet. I think
you started with the grog and it was all downhill from there . At
least you can do it all again tomorrow.

Merry Christmas to you and yours,

Gary

Some things are different in Europe!

TL
MC

Yep. I just emailed Roger Ohlund, and he said the Svedes celebrate on
the 24th. Strange, since all of Christendom know that Jesus was born on
the 25th. In Bethlehem. In a manger. With snow on the ground. And Kings
and Shepherds standing around. And people with wings flying overhead.
And this star doing a gravity-defying thing.

--riverman

On 24 Dec 2005 06:24:50 -0800, "riverman" wrote:

Yep. I just emailed Roger Ohlund, and he said the Svedes celebrate on
the 24th. Strange, since all of Christendom know that Jesus was born on
the 25th. In Bethlehem. In a manger. With snow on the ground. And Kings
and Shepherds standing around. And people with wings flying overhead.
And this star doing a gravity-defying thing.

And who knew there were that many blond white people in the middle east back
then.
--
Charlie...
http://www.chocphoto.com

In article . com,
riverman writes
Yep. I just emailed Roger Ohlund, and he said the Svedes celebrate on
the 24th. Strange, since all of Christendom know that Jesus was born on
the 25th. In Bethlehem. In a manger. With snow on the ground. And Kings
and Shepherds standing around. And people with wings flying overhead.
And this star doing a gravity-defying thing.

--riverman


Happy Christmas Myron from Glais in the Swansea Valley, South Wales at
22.19 on 24 Dec 05.
--
Bill Grey
http://www.billboy.co.uk

And Happy Christmas to you, my friend in Wales, from Hong Kong, SAR on
Christmas afternoon. :-)

--riverman

riverman wrote:
Yep. I just emailed Roger Ohlund, and he said the Svedes celebrate on
the 24th. ...

Us Russians always did the Christmas thing on
Christmas Eve. Made things more complicated
for Santa's "helpers."

On 25 Dec 2005 05:17:17 -0800, "
wrote:


riverman wrote:
Yep. I just emailed Roger Ohlund, and he said the Svedes celebrate on
the 24th. ...

Us Russians always did the Christmas thing on
Christmas Eve. Made things more complicated
for Santa's "helpers."

My grandparents were Czech and we celebrated on the 24th as well.
--
Charlie...
http://www.chocphoto.com

In article ,
says...

"GaryM" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
. 1.81...
SNIP
Mike, even with the time difference, it still ain't Xmas yet. I think
you started with the grog and it was all downhill from there . At
least you can do it all again tomorrow.

Merry Christmas to you and yours,

Gary

Some things are different in Europe!

I keep trying to tell my in-laws that they are celebrating on the wrong
day. At least it makes it easier, my family is celebrating today and
theirs is celebrating tomorrow.....I get to spread family time over two
days....YAY!!!!

Happy X-mas.
- Ken