We noticed mince pies and:
Yes less than fourteen weeks before Christmas Day.
It seems to get earlier every year doesn't it just?
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Jingle bells, jingle bells 🔔🎶
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You can remind me all you like but I am NOT sending you a Christmas present this year. If I were to buy you a Christmas present it would be either a string vest, union jack braces or a flat cap or all three.
ReplyDeleteTiz the season to remember,hmmm.. September.
ReplyDeleteJust reward me with me with my Munster and Ireland Blogger of the year Yorkshire Pudding award again Mr Pudding and this will surely suffice.
ReplyDeleteWhy does it anger me this business of starting Christmas early?
ReplyDeleteI remember when things go hotted up one week before Christmas and it was exciting. I guess its all to do with the money but my opinion is that it spoils it.
Briony
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Good points Briony. I wish there were things to do at Christmas like aeeing a band. Most entertainers seem to want time off at Christmas. It's very over hyped and the magic is only there for the little ones.
ReplyDeleteChristmas thoughts don't start in this house until my after my birthday in October. I've still to come up with a present I want for that!
ReplyDeleteWhat about a polytunnel or an holiday in the Algarve? Or maybe a Concert to see a favourite group or singer?
ReplyDeletei think theyre just filling up the shelves to hide the holes , but ive no objection to mince pies all year round
ReplyDeleteWell, they’re telling us in the US that there will be shortages at Christmas and to buy your Christmas items now...fancy a 14 week old mince pie by then?
ReplyDeleteMaybe Katie. Food and beer items from Blighty are becoming very hard to source now Brexit is kicking in.
ReplyDeleteHi Lynda. Perhaps we should all start stocking up while mince pies last? I bet they wouldn't last until Christmas.
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