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Getting through xmas
- Thread starter Inca
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Rufous McKinney
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Rufous McKinney
Senior Member
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Gosh I managed to never really. do any meaningful shopping (as if thats what Christmas is about)
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Then PEM all last week sort of concluded any idea of getting out for a little while to "shop".
Its a low key Christmas here, which is fine, as I have a new Grandbaby. Hope to see her on. a video chat a bit later.
My husband got me a little something, a lovely light cashmere scarf woven in Germany but in a Native American colorful pattern. How fun!
As if I go out wearing scarves.
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Then PEM all last week sort of concluded any idea of getting out for a little while to "shop".
Its a low key Christmas here, which is fine, as I have a new Grandbaby. Hope to see her on. a video chat a bit later.
My husband got me a little something, a lovely light cashmere scarf woven in Germany but in a Native American colorful pattern. How fun!
As if I go out wearing scarves.
Thanks for the wish, @Inca. I do hope your Xmas was a good one and you'll enjoy your game with your brother.
Christmas kind of knocks it out of us and even the house. Dust everywhere....and we didn't even have a tree or many presents. It definitely looks like Christmas Past in here.
@Rufous....of course you can wear a scarf/shawl. I wear them constantly. Even in the summer, I find them handy and it was a nice idea and gift. Out of interest, I received one also, and I'm wearing it as I'm sitting here. They're very handy for dressing up a plain outfit, keeping you warm, and so many other things. You'll enjoy it once you get used to having one. Biggest problem with them: moths, of course. Enjoy it and the new baby. Yours, Lenora
Christmas kind of knocks it out of us and even the house. Dust everywhere....and we didn't even have a tree or many presents. It definitely looks like Christmas Past in here.
@Rufous....of course you can wear a scarf/shawl. I wear them constantly. Even in the summer, I find them handy and it was a nice idea and gift. Out of interest, I received one also, and I'm wearing it as I'm sitting here. They're very handy for dressing up a plain outfit, keeping you warm, and so many other things. You'll enjoy it once you get used to having one. Biggest problem with them: moths, of course. Enjoy it and the new baby. Yours, Lenora