Having said that, I had my work breakup, we celebrated a friend's 60th birthday today and had Sue's brother and sister with respective spouses around for gift giving, eating and drinking and lots of laughter. The festive mojo is still lurking in the background.
Tomorrow My daughter Carly, her partner Sharn and Sharn's parents from the Gold Coast QLD join us for Christmas Lunch. It will be a great day.
So that is what I call our minimalistic Christmas (check out the Chrissy tree - its absolutely anorexic) for 2015. Sue and I wish our followers a very, very enjoyable and safe festive season and good health for 2016. If you can achieve both those goals, you will be very rich.
Thank you for reading whoever you may be out there.
Best wishes for you too from a reader of Perth :-)
ReplyDeleteJoin us when we become "Tree Change Diaries".
DeleteYou too... hopefully 2016 will be a super year, peaceful and healthy.
ReplyDeleteWhat is that pier facility, at the very top of your blog?
It was the Mentone Pier - I have other photos of it before it was demolished.
DeleteA Happy Christmas doesn't have to be an excess of everything. It means spending time with friends or family, either physically or in your heart.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes for 2016 and the challenges and opportunities that come with it.
Hoping your Christmas day is also spent with close ones as well.
DeleteI hope your Christmas will be as toasty warm as the temperature outside. Best to you both.
ReplyDeleteCurrently the winds are blowing the trees wildly so it may just be an indoors day with the temperature in the 30s. Thank you for your good wishes and the same from us to you both. May see you next October.
DeleteI"m rather late with my catching up, but I hope your Christmas was wonderful.
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