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The year really is going quickly. It will be dark nights before we know it.
I must admit the weather these last few months has been very welcome. It makes a change to be under trees for shade not sheltering from the rain :laughing:
I'm only working odd days here and there making the most of spending some time with the children. I can't believe the rugby season starts next week it's almost a blink of an eye since finishing in may.
Hope you are all enjoying the holidays :thumbsup:
We should start taking bets on when the first Christmas decorations will appear.
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A family near us always used to put theirs out on 1st September. Either they've realised how daft that was, or they've moved away as the decorations haven't been out that early for a couple of years.Quote:
Originally Posted by bunyip
I should never have mentioned it. A friend in London just sent me a text message to say Selfridge's Christmas department has opened. :eek:
I've just been reading about it!! It does say the full stock won't be available until September, as if that's a more reasonable time :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by bunyip
Mouse, you've usually finished your Christmas shopping by September haven't you?
:ROFL1::ROFL1:Quote:
Originally Posted by Maza
You know me so well!
All this talk of Christmas is panicking me!
I've still got a couple of big family do's to deal with, before I can to even think about the trauma of who to see where/when/how long!
DH and I would love to spend it on our own, but extended family don't agree! And think we should travel 4/5 hrs to visit them...apparently we live too far for them to visit us!!! We may get a reprieve this year ... DD is hoping to do panto, which will restrict our opportunities to go visiting ;)
Poundworld are having what must be the earliest ever Christmas clearance sale. I stocke£ up on gift wrap. They must’ve had the stock delivered just before they went bust.