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There's only 62 days until Christmas!

and I haven't even started shopping yet

Tis k, Footy Chick. Just buy me a movie voucher!
Actually, Christmas tends to happen in October for us Central supporters nowadays.

Footy Chick wrote:There's only 62 days until Christmas!

and I haven't even started shopping yet

Me either... but I generally pick one day and go for it - so over and done with in one hit...lol

Crap. So we're expected to do bloody Christmas again....

I buy my stuff for the kids through out the year. We do ask the ladz what they want from santa and that is what he brings

This is the first year i have been organised for Christmas and have most of the shopping done already. Only have my brothers left to buy for.

No pressies on my end. Absolutely hate the idea of a materialistic christmas. The best part is getting around the family like the good old days.

A few baby presents for my little girl (she'll be about 18 months), got a while to get those because I won't see her again until April, and the obligatory CD/Book store vouchers for my dad and stepmum.

That's christmas done.

Don't need to make any room in my house, I don't RECIEVE pressies, but it's all about the giving...

A Festivus miracle.

Happy Festivus.

Not a tree.

An alluminium pole.

That requires no decoration.

And always ends up with feats of strength.

Dog_ger wrote:A Festivus miracle.

Happy Festivus.

Not a tree.

An alluminium pole.

That requires no decoration.

And always ends up with feats of strength.

Good for you Dog_ger, I dont mind a bit of adult entertainment myself.

wycbloods wrote:This is the first year i have been organised for Christmas and have most of the shopping done already. Only have my brothers left to buy for.

what you getting me??

Moe is broke
Hope the Grinch gets a move on

Dammit I thought this would be something scandalous

Moe wrote:Moe is broke
Hope the Grinch gets a move on

That's why I am stoked having extra time (have to find a positive).

More time to save!

We were pretty well prepared last time - meaning that we got most of the shopping done a couple of days before Christmas Eve. Looking forward to having Christmas with both the littlies, this will be Luke's first Christmas. I imagine he will just want to eat the wrapping paper, like the cat, but ah well.

Booney wrote:

Dog_ger wrote:A Festivus miracle.

Happy Festivus.

Not a tree.

An alluminium pole.

That requires no decoration.

And always ends up with feats of strength.

Good for you Dog_ger, I dont mind a bit of adult entertainment myself.

hahahahaha, funnily enough i actually got a pole for xmas last year. It cost $900

As for xmas shopping for others, I found K-mart to be quite the surprise packet last year. They have huge hampers for as little as $15. My bank account thanked me later

You can get me what you gave me last year FC

Jimmy_041 wrote:You can get me what you gave me last year FC

nothing?

Went and bought our Christmas tree yesterday, were meant to be in England for Christmas this year but due to personal reason we couldnt make it. So we went and bought one of the white christmas trees, i know it doesnt make up for it but none the less.

My little girl turns 2 on December 21st so gonna make a really big deal of Christmas this year as she can pin point 'samba' (santa) and has an understanding presents mean (really good).

No doubt will end up going to Lobethal as well as the Brewery, just my excuse to look at the Chimney again, may even go to some carols the little one loves singing and music i think she will enjoy that. Will most definatly do the Pagent already booked a room at a hotel in the city for that one.

I guess seeing the little one go threw Christmas brings back all the memories for me of how good Christmas was as a child growing up.

Booney wrote:

Dog_ger wrote:A Festivus miracle.

Happy Festivus.

Not a tree.

An alluminium pole.

That requires no decoration.

And always ends up with feats of strength.

Good for you Dog_ger, I dont mind a bit of adult entertainment myself.

As long as you keep your clothes on then it's a Festivus for the Restofus!

regards,

REB