VinSumRox
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Christmas stuff being set up in Dobbies last week.
Christmas stuff being set up in Dobbies last week.
We'd be printing off the Christmas Club pages and cleared an area for the Christmas Club storage by this time. The first ones on the sheets would be on in two weeks time, in the middle of September.Try the toy trade for one. Flat out in August getting goods ready for the shops.
A Christomas Carol-Charles Dickens
On my news app today: "the must have toy this Christmas costs £80"![]()
In early August, a colleague at work was given the unenviable task of organising the team xmas lunch. So, I’ve had a couple of emails off him asking my availability in December and of my dietary/culinary preference.
On Spotify, Disneyland Paris have adverts promoting Xmas breaks with access to Santa. I’m a cheapskate and use the free, advert-laden version of Spotify.
Sorry, I didn't read the article, just the headline.What is it?
Aren't most advent calendars deliberately disappointing by their very nature? 24 tiny non-descript "chocolate flavoured" sweets that totals up to less than a large chocolate bar, but at 10 times the cost of one?
I had a friend who once bought an advent calendar for his dog and he said he couldn't tell the difference between the dog-friendly "chocolate" and the stuff that came in his calendar.
How did he know what the dog-friendly chocolate tasted like?![]()
A quiet one in is exactly what we do here. It's just mum, the cat and me. Plus a friend always drops by for aand a slice of something sweet on her way home from a long walk on the coast with her dogs. And a picnic lunch - something for her and something for the doggos.
She always gets invited by another friend to have Christmas dinner with them and their family in one of the pubs in the village, but she always declines, mainly because she says the others drink too much and then it's not much fun when it comes to trying to enjoy the food or socialise coherently.