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And a very merry whatchamacallit to you all

Christmas, that time of year when people descend into the bunker of the family - Byron Rogers.

I have no idea if they’ve even heard of the Internet in my particular bunker, and even if they have, I’ll be too busy cooking a full turkey dinner for ten in a kitchen where not one of the knives has ever been sharpened.

Which will probably be just as well.

So this is my Chrismahanukwanza New Year card to you all:

Frost flowers

(Photograph taken last December by my exceedingly talented husband).

And may all your sherry be dry.

Posted by Reed on Saturday, December 23rd, 2006 at 12:39 am.

7 Responses to “And a very merry whatchamacallit to you all”

    Whatchyamacallit is good. I hope you have a good one and may a few lines of verse find their way to the surface of the very dry sherry. I am away from my tawny ports because I am in a “dry” community and I don’t even have any good cheeses. I may find some words despite this lack :) May we see more of your talented husband’s photography?

    Left by archie on December 23rd, 2006

    Practically every photograph on this blog is courtesy of Talented Husband (see all the rather jolly ones of Ireland back in June).

    Huge commiserations on the lack of good cheese. Traumatic, that.

    Left by Reed on December 23rd, 2006

    I hope you have a Happy Festive Season, Reed! I love that photo. I’m sure your turkey dinner will be delicious, too.

    Left by Helen on December 23rd, 2006

    Happy Holidays! May your turkey be done to perfection!

    Left by Sol on December 23rd, 2006

    *Raising a cup of kindliness*

    Slurp!

    Hic!

    *looks around for a convenient mammoth to blame*

    Have a lovely whatchamacallit, Reed.

    Aphra

    Left by Aphra Behn on December 27th, 2006

    Lovely photo.

    The staff choir at the staff carol service included a few people from ‘other’ faiths as well as a couple of outspoken athiests. I thought that was rather lovely, really. I hope I would be as prepared to get involved if I was invited to something connected with one of the many other festivals at this time of year. I wouldn’t be doing any worshipping, but being present and engaged would be interesting, supportive, fun and broadening. Or something.

    Merry things to you, Reed!

    Left by Singing Librarian on December 28th, 2006

    Belated season’s greetings! Sorry I am waaaay behind everyone as usual! Hope turkey cooking was a success!

    Left by Lilian on December 29th, 2006

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