.......when you join a really big queue at the 'Coinstar' at Asda and then have to leave with all those jars of change because both machines are already full.
You know Christmas is over...
You know Christmas is over...
......when you take down your cards and decorations and the house looks really forlorn.
.......when you join a really big queue at the 'Coinstar' at Asda and then have to leave with all those jars of change because both machines are already full.
.......when you join a really big queue at the 'Coinstar' at Asda and then have to leave with all those jars of change because both machines are already full.
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Re: You know Christmas is over...
If I had my way they would go up on Xmas Eve and come down again on Boxing Day. I love putting the decorations away. Suddenly, our house looks tidier and more spacious. A fresh start for a new year.Marya wrote:......when you take down your cards and decorations and the house looks really forlorn.![]()
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You know Christmas is over when
the vacuum is no longer clogged with glitter and tinsel
there's only a solitary toffee left in the Quality Street tin
you've had t iron a pile of shirts/blouses as the schools are back next week
unwanted, browning trees clutter the streets
you go to Tesco to get cheap paper for next Christmas and find the season aisle now filled with Easter eggs
the vacuum is no longer clogged with glitter and tinsel
there's only a solitary toffee left in the Quality Street tin
you've had t iron a pile of shirts/blouses as the schools are back next week
unwanted, browning trees clutter the streets
you go to Tesco to get cheap paper for next Christmas and find the season aisle now filled with Easter eggs
The bank won't accept coins unless they are all counted and bagged (with the 1ps in their own bags, the 2ps another and so on). I think I'd have lost the will to live even half way through counting the amount of coppers we had amassed over the last two years.Black Mamba wrote:Wouldn't you be better taking your coins to the bank, they dont take a percentage for changing them into notes...........
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That's about July then in this house. The kids'll be dead chuffed when i tell them christmas isn't over till the summer holidays...SoupDragon wrote:You know Christmas is over when
there's only a solitary toffee left in the Quality Street tin
In fact I think we still have some in Xmas 05's tin.
All I really need is love, but a little chocolate now and then doesn't hurt!
-Lucy Van Pelt (in Peanuts, by Charles M. Schulz)
-Lucy Van Pelt (in Peanuts, by Charles M. Schulz)
You know Christmas is over when you spend hours carefully packing away all the decorations, dismantling the tree, recycling the cards, hoovering up the glitter, lugging the whole lot upstairs in the loft, tidily putting it away, sitting down with a cup of tea, giving a sigh of relief that it's all over for another year - then two days later come in the back door and notice you've left the wreath still hanging there, then find the snowman oven gloves still hanging on the oven door and the reindeer dressed up as santa hanging from the back window 
Enough of your nonsense - get back to the Play Pen!
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What restraint you have, my lot look like hamsters filling their pouches when the tin is first opened. Except Mr Soupy who doesn't like chocolate.Bellybabe wrote:That's about July then in this house. The kids'll be dead chuffed when i tell them christmas isn't over till the summer holidays...SoupDragon wrote:You know Christmas is over when
there's only a solitary toffee left in the Quality Street tin
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In fact I think we still have some in Xmas 05's tin.
Found I'd missed a wee tree on top of the toilet cistern today, must blank out that it's there.
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