I hope you had a wonderful Christmas! Our grown-up son came and spent the night-he lives 20-30 miles away and so only spends one night a year, and it is so wonderful having him under the roof again! And. . . we got a cat! A kitten, really. 3 months old. We are just ridiculous about her. 😉
Dixie, lovely to hear about your Christmas. I understand the thrill to have family about too. Ours have departed now and I’m just resurfacing! At least the weather is good to get all the sheets dry. You are lucky that your son lives so close by! Your kitten sounds wonderful, am glad she’s bringing you lots of joy!! 🙂
It will be so different having no one in Primary School next year. I find I’m slower than I used to be, so like to prepare in advance, making cards etc. Even here I’m cutting down the number, as it is getting out of hand. I should be old enough to have more sense! July sounds a sensible solution!
I find it hard to ramp up the Christmas preparations until school is finished (especially this year with Youngest Son finishing primary school) but then I’m doing the whole mad dash thing to get ready in a few days. Wonder if we could celebrate in July and skip December….
What a cute little grin, not hidden by those funny, funny glasses! Love the picture : )
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Jack brought the glasses down for Christmas too! Very smart ones made by his teacher!
Thanks Outlier Babe! 🙂
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Wow–his teacher made those? I’m impressed. Thought they were store-bought.
And you are most welcome.
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I hope you had a wonderful Christmas! Our grown-up son came and spent the night-he lives 20-30 miles away and so only spends one night a year, and it is so wonderful having him under the roof again! And. . . we got a cat! A kitten, really. 3 months old. We are just ridiculous about her. 😉
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Dixie, lovely to hear about your Christmas. I understand the thrill to have family about too. Ours have departed now and I’m just resurfacing! At least the weather is good to get all the sheets dry. You are lucky that your son lives so close by! Your kitten sounds wonderful, am glad she’s bringing you lots of joy!! 🙂
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As we say down South, bless his little heart! Too cute!!!
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How sweet you are Barbara, and thank you! 🙂
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thx for the smile 🙂
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A pleasure Prior! 🙂
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Huge fun, Ba ! – what happens when he wiggles ’em ?
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Am just discovering some comments I missed! I don’t think they wiggle! 🙂
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It will be so different having no one in Primary School next year. I find I’m slower than I used to be, so like to prepare in advance, making cards etc. Even here I’m cutting down the number, as it is getting out of hand. I should be old enough to have more sense! July sounds a sensible solution!
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Oh, I want a pair of those!
I find it hard to ramp up the Christmas preparations until school is finished (especially this year with Youngest Son finishing primary school) but then I’m doing the whole mad dash thing to get ready in a few days. Wonder if we could celebrate in July and skip December….
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