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Christmas Greetings from an old git that should know better...but doesn't
Ride Safe all

Merry Christmas to you all. Have a great time folks.
Just got to Devon for a few days at the in laws.

A peaceful, profitable and relaxing Xmas to you all.
May you get what you hoped for and not what you deserved....

tony.mon wrote: ↑Sat Dec 23, 2017 12:12 pm

sirch345 wrote: ↑Sat Dec 23, 2017 11:34 am Merry Christmas to you all, don't forget to put your stocking out

Chris.

Fell asleep with your toes too close to the fire again, Chris?

My toes are just fine Tony

Chris.

I have, today, cooked and consumed a leg of lamb, anointed with mint trucklement and with deep incisions filled with whole fresh garlic cloves.
I no longer need pudding.

Just saying

Tony, that sounds Devine.
Over indulged on chrimo pudding and port.
Tomorrow may be interesting.
For a change, Turkey came out consumable......

After walking 1.5 miles to the pub with my daughters, having 4 pints of ale while sat in front of an open fire and laughing at old pictures from 2003 (to prove to #2 child that she had once ridden a horse!) .... I started to feel properly merry for the first time.

The walk home was much easier and the meal that mrsMcQ and her mom had prepared was one of the tastiest in many years .... Like Tony, I was so full I didn't need pudding ... But I eat it anyway

But the conclusion here is that beer is the answer to making Christmas merry

merry Christmas Lloydie and all fellow stormers

I woke up at 3.00 in the afternoon and had a Terries Chocolate Orange and box of Ferro Roche while in front of the TV watching the old Black & White Dunkirk movie all on my tod. Didn't even have a pint but I did have 4 pints of Old Rosie cider at 12.00 the night before. That's one of the advantages of working in a Pub I was back at work at 10.00 today.