sillygeezer10
Member
I've just recovered from the excesses of Christmas *Burping richly* So, any way, how was your Christmas? Remember This is my first Christmas with you guys...
Alright, HIT me.
Alright, HIT me.
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mrscardero
Kal-El's Mama
I believe this Forum was started 2004 so it's everyone's first Christmas together. :woohoo:
Mr Spinkles
Mr
I had a great Christmas sillygeezer, thanks.
How was your Christmas?
How was your Christmas?
sillygeezer10
Member
It was fanastic. I got loads of games and lots of DVDs and a book and a indian ink for my cartoons and I had a video camera. Hopefully, I will make my first major film before end of next year.
Feathers in Hair
World's Tallest Hobbit
Awww, why do we have to hit you?
sillygeezer10
Member
Hit me is a idiom for "tell me" in NZ and Aussie
Feathers in Hair
World's Tallest Hobbit
MMmmm... I love learning new idioms! I've been called an idiom myself, though they pronounced the 'm' like a 't.' I found that very odd.sillygeezer10 said:
I'm still celebrating the season, since my dad and stepdad are visiting from Michigan. Everything seems to be going well!
martha
Active Member
Hi SillyGeezer.
I had a pretty nice Christmas. I read the Word at 12 noon Mass, and thanked God for all my blessings. I received some very nice gifts from my friends at work, rose scented lotions, a beautiful cross on a silver chain and from my Hindu friend Hina, a lovely silver bracelet that has a tiny box with christian symbols on it that opens. You are supposed to write your prayers on a paper and fold it to put in the little box. I believe it might be likened to the Jewish mezuza, which is a cylindrical container with a prayer inside it. It reminds one to think of their prayers and God. I also received a Smores Kit. For those who don't know, a smore is two graham crackers, a piece of chocolate and a marshmallow. It is like a sandwhich, which when heated to the proper temp is exquisitely delicious! It came in what looks like a paint can. Very cool gift. Since I just bought a used car, my boss gave me a 95 piece safety kit that has everything from a flashlight to a blanket to a tow rope and emergency glow sticks. I thought it amusing for I don't drive anywhere but two miles to the grocery store, but one never knows when it might be useful.
I shared a lovely roast chicken w/all the trimmings with my dog, Hunter. Then I went out to feed the cats and the rabbit and promptly locked myself out of the house! Only me!
What a dope! So there I was in the cold, with a couple of glasses of wine under my belt, trying to "jimmy" the door locks, to no avail. I finally remembered that I had taken the screen off the kitchen window and proceeded to get two ladders. I mounted the first ladder and got on the first roof. I pulled up the bigger aluminum ladder and positioned it to attempt to get to the second roof. (aluminum ladders, very, very shakey!)Then I noticed that all the beautiful trees I enjoy looking at from my kitchen window, were now great long armed obstacles that were literally beating the daylights out of me as I tried to climb up.(funny how your perception can change) I finally got to the window, opened it up and spoke to the dog, " It's only me Hunter boy. It is mommy. Good boy, good boy." Once inside I had a good laugh at my stupidity and forgetfulness. Thank goodness nobody called the police for a "break and entry". So much for the neighborhood watch!
In the end it was a lovely day and humorous to boot!
Joyfully absent minded,
Martha
I had a pretty nice Christmas. I read the Word at 12 noon Mass, and thanked God for all my blessings. I received some very nice gifts from my friends at work, rose scented lotions, a beautiful cross on a silver chain and from my Hindu friend Hina, a lovely silver bracelet that has a tiny box with christian symbols on it that opens. You are supposed to write your prayers on a paper and fold it to put in the little box. I believe it might be likened to the Jewish mezuza, which is a cylindrical container with a prayer inside it. It reminds one to think of their prayers and God. I also received a Smores Kit. For those who don't know, a smore is two graham crackers, a piece of chocolate and a marshmallow. It is like a sandwhich, which when heated to the proper temp is exquisitely delicious! It came in what looks like a paint can. Very cool gift. Since I just bought a used car, my boss gave me a 95 piece safety kit that has everything from a flashlight to a blanket to a tow rope and emergency glow sticks. I thought it amusing for I don't drive anywhere but two miles to the grocery store, but one never knows when it might be useful.
I shared a lovely roast chicken w/all the trimmings with my dog, Hunter. Then I went out to feed the cats and the rabbit and promptly locked myself out of the house! Only me!
What a dope! So there I was in the cold, with a couple of glasses of wine under my belt, trying to "jimmy" the door locks, to no avail. I finally remembered that I had taken the screen off the kitchen window and proceeded to get two ladders. I mounted the first ladder and got on the first roof. I pulled up the bigger aluminum ladder and positioned it to attempt to get to the second roof. (aluminum ladders, very, very shakey!)Then I noticed that all the beautiful trees I enjoy looking at from my kitchen window, were now great long armed obstacles that were literally beating the daylights out of me as I tried to climb up.(funny how your perception can change) I finally got to the window, opened it up and spoke to the dog, " It's only me Hunter boy. It is mommy. Good boy, good boy." Once inside I had a good laugh at my stupidity and forgetfulness. Thank goodness nobody called the police for a "break and entry". So much for the neighborhood watch!In the end it was a lovely day and humorous to boot!
Joyfully absent minded,
Martha