70s traveller
Winger
Please pass my regards to your daughter and her husband at this difficult time. Thoughts with all of you.
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Mebbes they like doing it their way as it makes Christmas that extra bit special.Aye but with some planning, there's nothing stopping a get-together every few weeks or months. Don't need Christmas for that, just seems like people can't be bothered to plan it at any other time or like you say 'make the effort' to come home... if it was wanted badly enough because it's such a great thing to do, then it'd happen.
Thank you marra.Please pass my regards to your daughter and her husband at this difficult time. Thoughts with all of you.
It's a lot worse for her kids and their children, buying presents for your kids but having your mother's death in the back of your mind.Must be awful for you mate.
I lost my mam on Christmas day (many moons ago) and Christmas has never felt the same since.
Image marks and Spencers knocking out Colin carps.
What a load of crap. That’s the reason they are poor mate. They can’t say no to the kids at anytime, or the take aways or the drink etc etc.
Special one, the first one with a bairn. Soak it all up.I usually cba for it, but it’s my first one as a dad so I’m really looking forward to it.
The bairn is only 4 months old by the time
Christmas comes around so won’t know anything about it, but still looking forward to it more than previous years.
Probably won’t be any different this year, but year they’ll be interested in the tree & excited to see more visitors & stuff.I usually cba for it, but it’s my first one as a dad so I’m really looking forward to it.
The bairn is only 4 months old by the time
Christmas comes around so won’t know anything about it, but still looking forward to it more than previous years.
Really special times as a parent when they are that age.Probably won’t be any different this year, but year they’ll be interested in the tree & excited to see more visitors & stuff.
My son is 4 this year, he got it last year but it’s a new level this year. Was Joseph in his nursery nativity
I hope that you pointed out that he wasn’t the father of that child and the maintenance responsibilities of the involved party.My son is 4 this year, he got it last year but it’s a new level this year. Was Joseph in his nursery nativity
Good point that.I hope that you pointed out that he wasn’t the father of that child and the maintenance responsibilities of the involved party.
He’s interested in the lights on the tree tbf to him, always staring at them when the white lights are on and looks in awe at them.Probably won’t be any different this year, but year they’ll be interested in the tree & excited to see more visitors & stuff.
My son is 4 this year, he got it last year but it’s a new level this year. Was Joseph in his nursery nativity
No chance. Just left Mary to it.Good point that.
Did God pay maintenance?
Or go and catch them at a lake and think you can take them homeIn some parts of the UK with large Eastern European populations (thinking East Anglia / East Midlands) you can indeed buy carp from Tesco.
Carp is f***ing awful though.Or go and catch them at a lake and think you can take them home
Only if you are on it. How can poor people be on it?I agree that it was always commercial during my lifetime (telly advertsin particular), but social media for example as previously mentioned has taken it to new levels of "our fantastic lives" and one up posts of whose spent the most.
I agree, we were just happy to be off school up plarzy.Quite probably, a parental (older person) had far more to plan & consider than getting presents. Nor did they have the media buy-buy-buy bombardment when they were children in the 20s & 30s. Christmas is easy when you're a child but as responsibilities grow it changes. I can see the differences from being a 60s child to today.
Bah Humbug.
Agree with most of that, but expectations need to be tempered.Quite probably, a parental (older person) had far more to plan & consider than getting presents. Nor did they have the media buy-buy-buy bombardment when they were children in the 20s & 30s. Christmas is easy when you're a child but as responsibilities grow it changes. I can see the differences from being a 60s child to today.
Bah Humbug.