What are you all up to
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Metheven replied on 28/12/2016 13:57
Posted on 28/12/2016 11:56 by JayEssCouldn't agree more! Cards went into recycling as they arrived, can't imagine having them on show. One looked like a glitter bomb had gone off
Looking forward to seeing all the tat in our village getting boxed away till next year. Haven't ventured out much but I suppose the supermarkets will be full of Easter tat now
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Posted on 28/12/2016 13:57
Excellent strategy Jayess, It's time people woke up to the waste of Xmas cards, Valentines cards, Easter cards and Birthday cards and shopping excess.
Much better being more personal and actually visiting, or if that is not possible then a telephone call
Or perhaps a 7 day pill so hibernation over Xmas might be possible. Benefits being richer, weight loss and less likely to suffer the onslaughts to health that overeating can bring.
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JayEss replied on 28/12/2016 14:01
KjellNN replied on 28/12/2016 14:18
Posted on 28/12/2016 13:39 by milliehullI am sure the non Christmas lovers will be glad to know that the Valentine cards are now in the shops.
I spoke too soon when I said earlier that there was no sign of the promised fog. It has now arrived with a vengeance and is also very cold.
brue replied on 28/12/2016 15:16
Posted on 28/12/2016 15:16
It's been quite chilly here, I was very surprised to hear the M5 was closed through the Bristol area yesterday due to ice (mostly on the Avon bridge.) The sky is clear and sunny just now so it looks like another good sunset and a cold night. I took a late afternoon photo on a walk yesterday, the sky was a wonderful pink colour.
brue replied on 28/12/2016 15:27
brue replied on 28/12/2016 15:28
Bakers2 replied on 28/12/2016 15:55
Posted on 28/12/2016 13:39 by milliehullI am sure the non Christmas lovers will be glad to know that the Valentine cards are now in the shops.
I spoke too soon when I said earlier that there was no sign of the promised fog. It has now arrived with a vengeance and is also very cold.
Wherenext replied on 28/12/2016 16:11
Posted on 28/12/2016 16:11
Talking to a friend in the village when out on our walk today. She told me that a young couple, recently moved into the village earlier this year had gone out on Christmas Eve, about 3pm, to deliver some presents to their children friends. When they returned to their house they found that they had been burgled with all the presents stolen and the scum had also stolen their car to take them away!
It's the first burglary that I've heard of in years in the village and it's all the more surprising in that they live on the main through road in the village so plenty of people around. I suppose seeing strangers loading presents into a car on Christmas Eve wouldn't be surprising, particularly if you don't know the people who live there in the first place. Lots of strangers around visiting at this time of year.
Thieves are scum though.
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