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seeing the faces of my little uns brings a tear to my eye when they open their pressies, homemade xmas pudding for me hate the shop bought ones, if i can find homemade xmas puddings im happy, also homemade pickle onions love them also got 5 jars on order from a bloke in bodmin
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I love how chilled out the whole thing is...
I love getting presents!
An i cant wait to see my parents faces this year...
Im planning on sending them on a tiny plane from bournemouth airport to just fly around the coast (something my dad has said he would love to do one day)
An dinner, an sitting down at watching a movie as a family in the evening...
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The whole Xmas thing has a different feel for us this year, obviously!
Bring it on.
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Originally posted by BUSHWHACKERThe whole Xmas thing has a different feel for us this year, obviously!
Bring it on.
Good for you mate! Must be happy!
Knowin my luck i wont even be there when my kids conception takes place!!!
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The best part is when its all over
Say not always what you know, but always know what you say.
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miserable g*tOriginally posted by KoiThe best part is when its all over
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Best part: everyone getting together and having a laugh.
Worst part: all the fighting when the laughs go to far.
Seond best part: sitting back with a fine Whiskey and watching.
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Ahh good. Another person that shares my viewOriginally posted by KoiThe best part is when its all over
Got my black santa hat ready
My other cars a QUAD
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just wait till he's 2/3 years old n watch his eyes when he sees the tree/lights/presents etc if your like me youll have a tear in your eye seeing his little face light up,Originally posted by BUSHWHACKERThe whole Xmas thing has a different feel for us this year, obviously!
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Best thing about the Christmas dinner... the fact that my g/f and I will be cooking so much food that we'll basically be spending all day eating glorious delicious Christmas food, and the rest of the year on a diet.
The day itself, the lie in. Dunno why, but my daughter Amelia always seems to sleep through and has to be woken up on Christmas morning. Kids nowadays are useless. My sister and I would wake up around 5am and be bouncing off the walls. If it wasn't for our Christmas stockings our parents would probably have gone mad.
Paul </Slugsie>
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yeah its all changed m8 like you said we use to get excited to have colouring books etc not like kids today i asked mine what she wanted never again she said i want a computer/a tv/a radio/a new bratz remote control car etc etc they have more than what we ever did these days n the present dont last like when we were kidsOriginally posted by SlugsieBest thing about the Christmas dinner... the fact that my g/f and I will be cooking so much food that we'll basically be spending all day eating glorious delicious Christmas food, and the rest of the year on a diet.
The day itself, the lie in. Dunno why, but my daughter Amelia always seems to sleep through and has to be woken up on Christmas morning. Kids nowadays are useless. My sister and I would wake up around 5am and be bouncing off the walls. If it wasn't for our Christmas stockings our parents would probably have gone mad. 
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That's the only part of Christmas that I'm interested in. That's why we still get big, old style, real trees too, so the bairns remember real Christmas trees. (Had to cut about four feet of the main one this year to get it in the house).Originally posted by pirate-storm
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Being able to roll out of bed and crack open a beer without anyone questioning it
And that sigh of relief when reletives etc leave to go home
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My Amelia is useless at asking for presents too. The only thing she's told me she wants is a Nintendo DS. Other than that I just get a shrug of the shoulders. Something wrong with that girl I'm sure.Originally posted by pirate-stormyeah its all changed m8 like you said we use to get excited to have colouring books etc not like kids today i asked mine what she wanted never again she said i want a computer/a tv/a radio/a new bratz remote control car etc etc they have more than what we ever did these days n the present dont last like when we were kids 
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nice m8 still cant beat a real tree can you mind you i got a artificail tree that cost £175 in a after xmas sale n that had been reduced from £450 must admit i didnt buy it a friend who died bought it me as i loved the tree had this tree 10 years now n it still good looking when dec'd upOriginally posted by MattFThat's the only part of Christmas that I'm interested in. That's why we still get big, old style, real trees too, so the bairns remember real Christmas trees. (Had to cut about four feet of the main one this year to get it in the house).Last edited by pirate-storm; 5 December 2007, 12:24.Comment
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