loot I got:
top 100 Canadian bands book
Coronation 50th anniversary book
Wind Talkers book
Grinch Christmas Ornaments
Chocolate covered Almonds
Hair Gel
Shaving soap and brush
Wireless Outdoor speakers
+ more
We play Settlers Of Catan while opening gifts and it allows us to slow present opening down... it took four hours for us to open gifts this year..
I do see that I am very fortunate in what I have this Christmas and I would like to send out some good mojo to those that feel lonely or left out... I would invite you to my place to share in the joy I feel this time of year...
This will most likely be the last Christmas with Stephen my son as he will be in Ontario for the next two years with school and I suspect he will not return to the Mairtimes as work here in the Theatre arts is limited.
Have a Merry Holiday season everyone.
Question: if you could see one band this new years eve what would it be... ( the band can be from your past)
DEC 27, 2011 09:58 AM
I'm glad to hear y'all had an enjoyable Christmas holiday & hope you can always have your family home with you for them. It truly is what it's all about (to my pagan sensibilities at least).
What is "Settlers Of Catan?" I am completely unfamiliar.
As to the question,
as much as I'd love to say Zeppelin, or Tool, or some other huge act;
I wouldn't want to spend New Years Eve in an arena, so . . .
I'd like The Cherry Valence to reunite & come play a local club.
DEC 28, 2011 10:14 AM
DEC 28, 2011 03:14 PM
Happy holidays!
Looks like you got quite a bit of loot there!
Best of luck to your son too!
Hard business to get into in such a small place.
D:
I'll try not too, I mean I never do, I'm just great at pretending to work! HAHA!
xD
_luvthis_
USA
February 2011
DEC 28, 2011 08:32 PM
DEC 30, 2011 08:05 AM
DEC 30, 2011 09:05 AM
Hey thanks John! How have you been? I see Christmas was a good one for you.
I do not know! I seem to have a talent for finding the unsavory characters of the world......lol...
DEC 30, 2011 12:49 PM
DEC 30, 2011 09:32 PM
thanks, things did go well.
