Christmas Day

Craig
England
December 25, 2003

   Today was the first Christmas day when I haven't had a younger sibling aged 6 or less in the house, and consequentially I didn't get out of bed until 10am.

Santa's Plate
A mince pie for Santa, a carrot for Rudolf
Santa had managed to find me despite me being 10,000km from home right now, and among the edible goodies in my stocking was a cool snowman chocolate mold, to help me with my Christmas cooking next year. Jo has a simple recipe for a fruity jelly thing that I'll be testing (tasting?) out in the months to come :-)

   
My New Hat
My New Hat
Peter gave me a nice warm hat, which is going to come in very handy in Ireland next week. I'm really hoping for snow there. He also showed his ingenuity by wrapping this crazy shape without the use of sellotape, and it held together very well.

   I saw a little bit of the Queen's message, but frankly it bored me. I've watch a fair bit of telly and eaten plenty of turkey. After lunch I was completely stuffed and I couldn't eat another thing but Peter that shocked us all by taking another helping and finishing everything on his plate. Dinner is on the way now, and I think I finally have room for more.



best wishes from
   Craig
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I have been thinking of you all gathered at No. 41 for Christmas. We too left the traditional treats out for Father Christmas, with the additional of a bowl full of water as FC at Botany told Thomas not to forget his 9 reindeer who get very thirsty! It was completely empty come Christmas morning.

We have spent the latter part of the mornng on Eastern Beach. Ruth was keen to try out her flippers, snorkel and goggles. It was high tide at 10.30 so it couldn't have been better. After our swim we returned for a cold lunch of turkey, ham and the trimmings and as Dad has set up the volleyball net out the back we are about to have our first game with the boys.

Merry Christmas to all.
WithLove
Mum

Posted by: Mum at December 26, 2003 02:27 AM

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