A Happy Christmas and Peaceful New Year . . .
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Comments (4)Wishing you all.. from all corners of the world, Peace, Health, and Happiness.....and of course, beautiful Hippy Flowers....!!...See MoreMerry Christmas & Happy New Year
Comments (6)Well, I've been doing e-cards all day and thought I'd drop by to see what's been going on here....haven't been on the forum for a long time. Just been too busy with other things. We will have a much quieter Xmas too. My sis, her three boys and my Dad will not be coming out this year. Our oldest daughter decided she wanted to go work in the Caymans, so she and boyfriend won't be here and our son and his wife are not coming from California either. BUT our oldest son is bringing his girlfriend with him from Victoria, so that is exciting and our other son and daughter will be here. So only six of us instead of 15 for the holidays. We'll be able to get to know the knew gf better too. But,I'm really going to miss my oldest daughter...her first Xmas away from home..sigh. However, to all gardening friends, I wish you Peace and Happiness for the Holiday Season and all through 2006! Betty...See Moreonly to say Marry Christmas and Happy New Year
Comments (20)Compliments of the season to all RP posters. It is Christmas Day evening and I had a pleasant day sitting by the pool with family and friends, tucking into a cold collation and watching the children play with their new pool toys and showing us the life-saving technique they were taught at swimming classes. In Perth, Western Australia it is 27C. Not too hot or cold for comfort. I watched the Queen's speech on TV and will finish the evening with coffee, mince pie and a well-thumbed Vanity Fair. Good reading to all in the New Year!...See MoreFrom a Grey and Foggy England
Comments (29)Happy Holidays, Everyone! Martin, love the kitten in the tree. Janalyn, fabulous view! Up until today we've had bright and unusually warm weather in east Tennessee. The season started out with my sibs and I hosting my mom's side of the family, 'bout a hundred people. Then we carried on the tradition of Christmas Eve at Grannie's house, even though Grannie's been gone 25 years and now it's the eve of Christmas eve. And then, ...well, let's just say I don't want to see turkey again until Spring. A Comedy of Errors best describes my Christmas. I did most of my shopping on line and had it shipped to my mom's house. Have I mentioned that my mom's short term memory is shot? I spent a day and a half on the phone and the Internet with the vendor and the post office over a package that hadn't arrived 4 days after tracking had it delivered. Mom was checking the mailbox everyday, asking everyone if they had seen it. It was in her basement. Then there was the day we drove by a toy store after lunch, and I left her in the car while I ran in quickly to pick up a game. Returning to the car, or where I thought I'd left the car, I found no mother. She had driven off. The upside of all this is that she picked out and tried on almost all her gifts and still was surpised when she opened everything....See More- 6 years ago
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