
Susie had to work right up until today. She's now sitting on the couch with the laptop on her knee. Later we go to Anne's for a Christmas Eve dinner. Yesterday I had a day with Colin B. We went for lunch to JJ's in Partick and then up to Comet to look for a pc tower. Lots of flat screened tellies, but only two pc's neither of which was appropriate. However, it was a good day. I got up this morning at 6am since I was wide awake and wrapped Susie's Christmas presents. This is a real improvement on previous years when I would wrap them at five-to-midnight on Christmas Eve and she would open them at five past midnight. They were wrapped for ten minutes!
Anyway, wherever you are and whatever your circumstances, may I wish you the happiest Christmas you've ever had and the joy of Christ in 2010! Best wishes, Paul
was wondering at the mildness of your temp - until I saw the minus ( - ) in front of it! Ours here was a comfortable 11C to 19C - sunshine and blue skies.
ReplyDeleteEnjoying your entries and photos; thanks to cjc who introduced us.
What are you reading lately? My library books are delivered here fortnightly by a volunteer courier.
I find that an unexpected blessing of not having a reliable short-term memory is that I can be surprised when re-reading. :)
Celebrating His birth,
Nan&Don - at nearly 43degS
Enjoyed the arrival of all those buses...
ReplyDeleteI applaud your NY Resolution, Paul. (Hope you remember what it was!)
News all very heart-warming.