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Re: It’s October 21st and...

Postby saundra » 22 Oct 2020, 08:01

I'm going to ignore it completely
Due to family issues with eldest son
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Re: It’s October 21st and...

Postby miasmum » 22 Oct 2020, 08:05

I'll join you Saundra. :D
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Re: It’s October 21st and...

Postby JoM » 22 Oct 2020, 08:32

Ria, I said to John at the time that the council were possibly trying to beat a potential lockdown. I took that photo on 27/9 but they were actually up the week before that.

Funnily enough I had a WhatsApp message on the neighbour group just after I posted this. Nicky two doors down has suggested that we go all out on the close this Christmas and she’s looked into getting a string of lights to hang across between the houses. She’s trying to drum up enough interest to split the £380 for 100m of lighting to make it a fair amount per household. I think it sounds a lovely idea, we did it with bunting over the Summer and it really lifted the spirits when you saw it.

As for the tree, John practically has to hide the garage key on Boxing Day to stop me from going in there for the boxes and taking the trees down. I’ve had enough of it by then :lol:
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Re: It’s October 21st and...

Postby Osc » 22 Oct 2020, 08:56

I will confess to having started the shopping because it’s mostly online and I expect the postal service to be very busy nearer the time.
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Re: It’s October 21st and...

Postby cromwell » 22 Oct 2020, 09:11

Osc wrote:I will confess to having started the shopping because it’s mostly online and I expect the postal service to be very busy nearer the time.


Snap! :)
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Re: It’s October 21st and...

Postby cruiser2 » 22 Oct 2020, 10:28

I will put up the Christmas decorations at the end of November. It will include a small tree in the window, with a church, and other small items
which can be seen outside.
We have a small crib which we have kept out all year in the lounge. It is over 20 years old.
We will miss going to Carol concerts. We like the one's they had at Bridgewater Hall in Manchester.
Have been to the Christmas markets in Cologne Maarstrich and Lincoln.
No Santa going round the town with his reindeer and no pantomines.
Can't see Bojo being a "Dame"
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Re: It’s October 21st and...

Postby JoM » 22 Oct 2020, 15:08

saundra wrote:I'm going to ignore it completely
Due to family issues with eldest son


Oh Saundra, that’s a shame....hope everything works out :(
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Re: It’s October 21st and...

Postby Kaz » 22 Oct 2020, 16:29

Me too (((x)))
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Re: It’s October 21st and...

Postby JanB » 22 Oct 2020, 17:19

Families :roll: :roll:

We don't do presents, haven't for years. But Jan and her hubby bought one each last year and although I've told her no, I'm pretty sure she will :roll:
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Re: It’s October 21st and...

Postby miasmum » 22 Oct 2020, 18:30

Sorry Saundra I was rushing to work this morning. I didn't mean to put a smilie on the end of my post I meant to put a :cry:
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