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replied on 26/12/2016 03:46
Posted on 25/12/2016 14:52 by triky auto
Errr !! Is THIS the 'Malcolm Page/post facility OR WHAT ??
Come off it fella ,we don't require to know your every move !! STARS ARE REDUNDANT now !! ARE you SO bored that we have to be regaled with ALL this ?? ??
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Posted on 26/12/2016 03:46
Nice to see you and everyone else back on here, trikyauto. I hope you had a lovely Christmas Day! I missed you when I was posting earlier. I guess everyone was too busy with their family festivities so I ended up being the only one posting on here.
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replied on 26/12/2016 03:55
Posted on 25/12/2016 19:18 by triky auto
.Usually eat out.Been some good meals too.The " Lifeboat" in East Cowes did a very good xmas lunch,also the "Kynges Well"in Brading.
Thanks IanH.
.Merry Christmas.
Posted on 26/12/2016 03:55
I know what you mean, triky. In the afternoon we went to visit my cousin and collect our mail at the same time. We couldn't help noticing that everything we passed by was closed, even petrol stations. So I just hope no-one runs out of fuel on Christmas Day!
Amongst the mail was the log book for the new car. I only completed the purchase of the car on Thursday so I was surprised to get it so quickly!
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replied on 26/12/2016 03:58
replied on 26/12/2016 04:04
Posted on 25/12/2016 20:45 by robsailIt was socks, sailing gloves ( lost the last pair) and a toblerone for me! From Santa
Posted on 26/12/2016 04:04
That seems familiar, robsail. I remember how Christmas presents always used to be socks and handkerchieves. We broke that tradition by treating ourselves to a new car this Christmas! With the roads empty on Christmas Day, it was a pleasure to drive it! A bit too big to fit under the Christmas tree though!
replied on 26/12/2016 04:17
Posted on 25/12/2016 16:55 by OneputtPeace and goodwill to all
Posted on 26/12/2016 04:17
I'll second that, Oneputt. We certainly had a very peaceful Christmas Day with no family to visit us! It was just the two of us! We visited my cousin in the afternoon and he was on his own too with just the tv for company. So it was nice to see him and have a chat. We didn't stay too long as we wanted to get back to the caravan before it got dark. I'd had enough of driving in darkness when at work. Nice to see daylight and scenery for a change!
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replied on 26/12/2016 04:17
Posted on 25/12/2016 16:55 by OneputtPeace and goodwill to all
Posted on 26/12/2016 04:17
I'll second that, Oneputt. We certainly had a very peaceful Christmas Day with no family to visit us! It was just the two of us! We visited my cousin in the afternoon and he was on his own too with just the tv for company. So it was nice to see him and have a chat. We didn't stay too long as we wanted to get back to the caravan before it got dark. I'd had enough of driving in darkness when at work. Nice to see daylight and scenery for a change!
replied on 26/12/2016 04:20
Posted on 25/12/2016 18:00 by IanHI think Malcolm is just filling in a gap during a quiet spell on the forum, Triky.
Anyway, Merry Christmas!
Where did you have Christmas lunch on the lovely Isle of White?
replied on 26/12/2016 04:25
Posted on 25/12/2016 14:52 by triky auto
Come off it fella ,we don't require to know your every move !! STARS ARE REDUNDANT now !! ARE you SO bored that we have to be regaled with ALL this ?? ??
Fisherman replied on 26/12/2016 08:34
taffyY replied on 26/12/2016 08:43
Posted on 25/12/2016 22:08 by nelliethehookerWe thought it was great and appreciated the humour in it. Perhaps it;s a northern thing. Maggie Smith was brilliant!! Definitely a film I'd watch again, and I'm not a film type of person.
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