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AussiePam;1255761 wrote: Shelbell - you're five generations there! That is awesome. Christmas is a very hard time when you've lost someone so close to you. But you do get through it, somehow.


It is really cool having 5 generations, but gramma is so bad, I really doubt she'll make it to Christmas...she's almost 92 and is really bad health. This is the 2nd time we've had 5 generations at once....longevity seems to run in the females on my moms side. I hope I'm that lucky, yet don't wanna be so sickly and out of my mind. I know I'll get thru it...I don't have a choice...that's the only thing that helps to remember. Plus, I know hubby will be with me in spirit and in my heart. :-4

Perhaps now is the time to start new traditions. :-4

When I was 10 years old, my dad buried his mother on Christmas Eve. I've always had so much respect for him because, as bad as he was hurting, he made it like any other normal Christmas for us kids. :-4

Peg;1256114 wrote: Perhaps now is the time to start new traditions. :-4

When I was 10 years old, my dad buried his mother on Christmas Eve. I've always had so much respect for him because, as bad as he was hurting, he made it like any other normal Christmas for us kids. :-4


Wow...sounds like your dad had great strength. Not many people could do that. What a great example for all. :-4

27 Days to CHRISTMAS!!!

(JUST IN CASE YOU THOUGHT I LOST TRACK):yh_rotfl

Raven;1267083 wrote: 27 Days to CHRISTMAS!!!

(JUST IN CASE YOU THOUGHT I LOST TRACK):yh_rotfl




Go away!!! Someone close this thread now :p;):wah:

Betty Boop;1267088 wrote:

Go away!!! Someone close this thread now :p;):wah:


Just finished my 'send in the post' shopping. I am well cheesed off that they seem to have left the little fellas off when it comes to choice of pressies! Ended up getting the little man a Bob the Builder digger will boulder, and a UK police car. Yet I could go on and on about what I got my girls!

Raven;1267089 wrote: Just finished my 'send in the post' shopping. I am well cheesed off that they seem to have left the little fellas off when it comes to choice of pressies! Ended up getting the little man a Bob the Builder digger will boulder, and a UK police car. Yet I could go on and on about what I got my girls!


That's always the way, tonnes for the girls and not a lot of choice for the boys :rolleyes:

Raven;1267083 wrote: 27 Days to CHRISTMAS!!!

(JUST IN CASE YOU THOUGHT I LOST TRACK):yh_rotfl


yipppeee!:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

HI Raven:D I love Christmas eve and christmas day,,, those two days and then thats it :wah: christmas eve we usually had family over for tea,, but this year my daughter has asked us to go to her instead:Dsaves me a job:wah: on christmas day im having my mam and dad, me, hubby, my daughter and her boyfriend for christmas lunch, then my son and his girlfriend will be arriving teatime and are staying over that night. Its gonna be a long day ,, but a good one:D I hope you have a good one too:-6

Raven;1267083 wrote: 27 Days to CHRISTMAS!!!

(JUST IN CASE YOU THOUGHT I LOST TRACK):yh_rotfl


Woo-hoo!!! I'm ready for it now! Actually, I'm still buying presents for people... and I decided to decorate the big spruce trees out front. :wah:

24 more SLEEPS!!!

Better not pout, better not cry, better not shout, I'm telling you whyyyy, SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN!!!! :yh_party:yh_love:yh_whistl

I believe you've already had enough caffeine! :wah:

Anyway, I still need to wrap some more presents and then I'm gonna' start making and baking lots and lots of cookies!

G-man;1268089 wrote: I believe you've already had enough caffeine! :wah:

Anyway, I still need to wrap some more presents and then I'm gonna' start making and baking lots and lots of cookies!


Odie likes soft peanut butter (no peanuts) or creamy buttery shortbread cookies.:sneaky:

oooo I have some of my gifts made already whooo hoooo

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25 more sleeps and this pile of crap is over, hurrah.