Happy Merry New Christmas Year
I'm so confused! As I mentioned in my previous post, this is Christmas Part B for my household. (Getting divorced and establishing a blended family will do this to the holiday season.) Today is New Year's Eve, but my children opened their Christmas presents this morning.
We're driving to Peterborough tomorrow to celebrate — ummmm … I think it's still Christmas for a few days yet.
posted by stc @ 11:24 AM
5 comments
5 Comments:
You don't really have much choice in those kinds of things. I am always glad when Xmas is over. The only thing I don't like is all the traffic returns.
Happy New Year.
Merry Christmas mark 2:-)
Lets be honest, the actual date is the least important part of the celebrations! Have fun. And happy new year too.
I have a celebration coming on the 15th. Gah! Will Christmas never end?
*laughing*
I'll be thankful when the season has settled down.
2006 looks so nice, doesn't it? All those round numbers.
Here is to a great 2006.
• Misanthrope:
I'm writing from my sister's house in Port Perry (outside of Toronto). I find the Christmas holidays exhausting rather than refreshing, but it's good to keep these relationships up. I'm too much of an introvert … Christmas requires me to socialize, and it's for the best.
• Mrs. Aginoth:
I agree, the date is not significant. Thanks for the good wishes.
• Sadie Lou:
Still celebrating Christmas on January 15th?! I pass my crown over to you — you're the new champ.
• Jack:
Thanks, and the same to you and your family.
Q
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