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6:04 pm
Thu 29-Dec-11

Sooliz

sunny Somerset

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brightspark said:

Chris, in answer to your question, I would say "Good enough", though not the best!

Thank you for asking.

Same as Val!

learning to love veg…..except celery :-O

6:13 pm
Thu 29-Dec-11

paperman

Saxmundham, Suffolk

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posts 1122

Mine was good, the weather was rubbish only got to walk on the beach once, but managed not to over eat (well not too much – honest) and probably only put on half a stone which will be shed along with the damage that is being inflicted during the rest of this season.

Shedding starts 2nd week January, I have a monetry bet with a good friend of mine who also want to lose some weight, but he is fat – I am only huge !!!!

Off to Ikea tomorrow looking for a snazy light fitting I saw over Christmas, bet they don't do it anymore, we'll see.

I might have the body of a decrepid old man but my mind is as sharp as a boulder

6:59 pm
Thu 29-Dec-11

JoannaS

Latvia

Supreme Being

posts 4329

Gottaknit said:

Glaedelig Yul! That's Danish, if I have spelled it right, and it is the only other language I can contribute.

Close Jean it's Glædelig Jul and you could add "og godt nytår"

and so my contribution is Priecīgus Ziemassvētkus un labu jauno gadu no Latvija (Merry Christmas and a good new year from Latvia)

My family's contribution is "An Apple Crumble to one and all" They were trying to work on something that would work to transform the whole of a Happy Christmas and a Happy New Year, but fortunately for all of us they didn't get that far. Does that tell you what kind of a Christmas we had? big_laugh

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