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Pours a Stella..
Whilst Saf and my boy bond over the tree.. I'm best off in the kitchen.. |
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Live on my own.
Work shifts. Go to Church. Tree just messes up the flat. Might put out some ornaments, snow globes, lights. But tree....no point. Makes me smile my non church going friends make more of a fuss over trees, and put a tree up mid November. Guess as a Christian I think Christmas is looking more disconnected from Christ as I get older. . |
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I had good intentions of putting ours up today and start my Christmas shopping, was going to get all my ironing done but I've ended up on the couch most of the day with a hangover. I'll see what I'm like tomorrow.
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This weekend just feels a bit too early for me - next weekend seems right.
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Nope, not bothering, no point.
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If anybody is looking for a tree, Tesco have some lovely Norwegian Spruce trees in at £20 and half price on led lights...
Looks well boss |
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After i finish work on the 16th.
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Ours went up today..... Plus we got most of our food and drink today also
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A Fairy was continually nagging Santa about the tree.
Santa eventually lost his temper and told her to stick the tree. So that's why we have Fairies on top of them. |
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Ours goes up on the tenth.
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Going up to mums Thursday to help with the decorations She's feeling really down at the moment and didn't want to do Christmas so I have to go and help with the Christmas cheer. Although she'll drive me crazy with her P.O.P.D (perfect ornament placement disorder).
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I had good intentions of putting ours up today and start my Christmas shopping, was going to get all my ironing done but I've ended up on the couch most of the day with a hangover. I'll see what I'm like tomorrow.
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Today! Its looking resplendent in the corner of the front room.
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Ours went up on 1st, comes down 27th.
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Probably won't go up until Christmas Eve and back down on New Year's Eve
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Feel much the same.
The only extra day I am having off is Christmas day and i would work then if they wanted me to, have the day off on an other day that is more useful. I am suppose to be going to my brothers and sister-in laws for Christmas dinner, but to be honest I do not mind staying home and having sausage and mash. |
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I passed my last exam for my AAT level 3 qualification yesterday afternoon. I came home, hubby was there ready with a celebratory drink and the tree ready to decorate. Now it's complete I can enjoy Christmas, it's been a stressful year with these exams
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Always the Sunday before Christmas and down on the 12th night.
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I passed my last exam for my AAT level 3 qualification yesterday afternoon. I came home, hubby was there ready with a celebratory drink and the tree ready to decorate. Now it's complete I can enjoy Christmas, it's been a stressful year with these exams
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It's up and looking lovely!
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If anybody is looking for a tree, Tesco have some lovely Norwegian Spruce trees in at £20 and half price on led lights...
Looks well boss Thanks for that, the one set of lights on my tree are not working any more, so MrKat can take me to Tesco tomorrow! |
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Always the Sunday before Christmas and down on the 12th night.
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I like real trees but am too worried about needle fall to get a tree too early. Nothing worse than being left with bald twigs by Christmas Day.
Last year I got a little 3 foot one in a pot and planted it in my garden afterwards. Still looking for something similar for this year.
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I like real trees but am too worried about needle fall to get a tree too early. Nothing worse than being left with bald twigs by Christmas Day.
Last year I got a little 3 foot one in a pot and planted it in my garden afterwards. Still looking for something similar for this year. |
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Even if I celebrated Christmas, which I don't, most of it I will be working and it is only me that live here and the cat, so who is going to see it?
The only extra day I am having off is Christmas day and i would work then if they wanted me to, have the day off on an other day that is more useful. I am suppose to be going to my brothers and sister-in laws for Christmas dinner, but to be honest I do not mind staying home and having sausage and mash. As you don't want family time over Christmas, why not look for some voluntary work on Christmas day, help your fellow man (and woman)? That said, people need cheer this time of the year so look for work where you don't have to work face to face with the needy. https://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/adv...d/volunteering |
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Last year I got a little 3 foot one in a pot and planted it in my garden afterwards. Still looking for something similar for this year.