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its all over for another year..
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gdjman68wasdigi
25-12-2016
Hope everybody had a great day, Christmas Lunch was outstanding prepared by yours truly, my mother and father have gone..

Christmas night plans.

Xbox
BluRays
crap telly and wine o clock..

happy xmas all.

soap-lea
25-12-2016
Are you that desperate to be the thread starter that you have to start the thread way early to be first?

Christmas day isn't even anywhere near over never mind the 12 days of Christmas
gdjman68wasdigi
25-12-2016
Originally Posted by soap-lea:
“Are you that desperate to be the thread starter that you have to start the thread way early to be first?

Christmas day isn't even anywhere near over never mind the 12 days of Christmas”

Well the majority of us have had lunch and opened gifts, which means it's basically over..

Christmas night is time to relax..hope you had a great day.
Bedlam_maid
25-12-2016
It's sort of over for me too now. The rellies have gone home, eldest son is upstairs playing with his Xbox, daughter has gone over the road to her friends, o/h is dozing on the sofa and peace reigns. After having the devil of a cold, I couldn't taste the dinner I cooked, but the others seemed to enjoy it. Forgot to get Bisto granules to thicken the gravy so all I had were a the last couple of teaspoonfuls in the tub. Lazy evening for me now.

Les Corker
25-12-2016
I'm in work tomorrow at 7am.....last time I worked a boxing day I nearly found myself crying in the toilet cubicle
Woodbine
25-12-2016
Just a normal day for me, but hope everyone had or is having a great Christmas.

About to watch the Doctor Who Christmas special then some films later.
zounds
25-12-2016
Originally Posted by gdjman68wasdigi:
“Well the majority of us have had lunch”

Christmas Lunch just doesn't sound right to me, it has to be Christmas Dinner surely.
Guess it depends where you come from? Or perhaps it's just me, is lunch the norm nowadays?
gdjman68wasdigi
25-12-2016
Originally Posted by zounds:
“Christmas Lunch just doesn't sound right to me, it has to be Christmas Dinner surely.
Guess it depends where you come from? Or perhaps it's just me, is lunch the norm nowadays?”

Lunch is daytime, Dinner is evening..

I think.
gomezz
25-12-2016
It is not over until I have had my birthday tea with chocolate cake then passed out spilling a half empty glass of wine in my lap while watching the evening film.
BadLadAsh
25-12-2016
My stomach feels like it's gonna explode!

Merry Christmas everyone
d0lphin
25-12-2016
It's not over for us for a few days yet as we've got my mum's birthday to celebrate tomorrow and my son's on the 29th so plenty more eating, drinking and gift giving!
kitty86
25-12-2016
Mine hasn't even started start. We still have a tree full of gifts, plenty of alcohol and a Christmas dinner to get through! As well as a birthday cake/cupcakes and more drinks.

Then in 4 days we do the cake/cupcakes, alcohol, meal out and gift giving again (my birthday)
CBFreak
25-12-2016
Still got work for the next few days. That will be busy as it's in retail and Christmas stuff needs to be removed at some point.
eugenespeed
25-12-2016
Originally Posted by gdjman68wasdigi:
“Lunch is daytime, Dinner is evening..

I think.”

364 days of the year I agree with you, but on Christmas, it's dinner!

My Christmas Dinner was gorgeous, thanks Mam!
soap-lea
25-12-2016
Originally Posted by gdjman68wasdigi:
“Lunch is daytime, Dinner is evening..

I think.”

Dinner is dinner time and tea is tea time
soap-lea
25-12-2016
Originally Posted by Les Corker:
“I'm in work tomorrow at 7am.....last time I worked a boxing day I nearly found myself crying in the toilet cubicle”

Why?

Can't say I have ever worked boxing day but is it not just another day
1manonthebog
25-12-2016
I never really got into Christmas this year so not overly bothered that it's over. Yes there are 12 days but as far as I'm concerned it ends tonight. I will have all packed away Tuesday latest
Ian...B
25-12-2016
Christmas lasts a week in this house
muggins14
25-12-2016
Originally Posted by gdjman68wasdigi:
“Lunch is daytime, Dinner is evening..

I think.”

Yep, that's right. Dinner is the evening meal.

I know they used to call school lunch 'school dinners' which really bugged me

We had a disaster of a time at our lunch out - each course took over an hour to reach us and only did so after each complaint, so we left without paying the balance (we had paid 2/3rds as a deposit) - everybody was doing the same. Jr couldn't sit down any more after 3 hours, had to leave anyway! Saved me £30 though

ETA: Dinner in the dictionary: "the main meal of the day, usually the meal you eat in the evening but sometimes, in Britain, the meal eaten in the middle of the day".

If you eat a main meal twice a day, the one in the middle is lunch, the one in the evening is dinner
Elle94
25-12-2016
Originally Posted by soap-lea:
“Are you that desperate to be the thread starter that you have to start the thread way early to be first?

Christmas day isn't even anywhere near over never mind the 12 days of Christmas”

Baa humbug
muggins14
25-12-2016
I feel quite mean complaining about the pub we ate at now, seeing as they did make somebody's Christmas special, even if it wasn't ours! http://www.bathchronicle.co.uk/pub-l...ail/story.html
Keyser_Soze1
25-12-2016
Just started for me - I have only just got up!
Mark.
25-12-2016
It's definitely not over for us.

Tomorrow is basically Christmas Day 2.0, only without the presents and a more sedate evening meal (buffet-style). Then there's Hogmanay to look forward to next week.
1manonthebog
25-12-2016
Originally Posted by Mark.:
“It's definitely not over for us.

Tomorrow is basically Christmas Day 2.0, only without the presents and a more sedate evening meal (buffet-style). Then there's Hogmanay to look forward to next week.”

Hogmanay / New Years is something I never really understood. It marks the end of the holiday season, back to work and hum drum, certainly not something to celebrate IMO
Achtung
25-12-2016
Originally Posted by Mark.:
“Then there's Hogmanay to look forward to next week.”

And after that it's back down to earth with a bump.
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