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December 1st.

Comments

1. At 01:20 PM on 01 Dec 2007, Mr Santa wrote:

   This year Big Sis, a hefty Sherry and a dozen or so home made mince pies wouldn't go amiss...

2. At 04:04 PM on 01 Dec 2007, wrote:

   Oh goody. The blog that can't even post comments wants us to send in some pointless pictures!

   Mine is already on its way...

   Fifi ;o)

3. At 06:03 PM on 01 Dec 2007, wrote:

   Bah Humbug

4. At 08:03 PM on 01 Dec 2007, Charlie wrote:

   
   Eddie

   Remind me, who was it who kind-of, sort-of, mentioned, indicated even, a short while ago, that they'd "consider" submitting an advent picture of themself "...in chains, dressed as Scrooge.."

   Mmmm...

5. At 12:56 PM on 02 Dec 2007, Little Red wrote:

   what exactly does it take for something to become a "tradition"?

6. At 04:36 PM on 02 Dec 2007, wrote:

   Why hey it's nearly Christmas!
   But errr.... where's today's pic?

7. At 09:53 PM on 02 Dec 2007, Stewart M wrote:

   Little Red this is the second year so its traditional. Well its actually one year and one advent post :-)

   Its like the blog not working being traditional!

8. At 08:52 AM on 03 Dec 2007, wrote:

   Stewart, I may channeling ValP here, but as this post is following the tradition, it means that it can't be part of the tradion creation, so it only takes one year, I would say....

9. At 12:37 PM on 03 Dec 2007, Aperitif wrote:

   Blimey. As it's December I suppose I ought to think about Christmas. Grrr.

10. At 12:59 PM on 03 Dec 2007, wrote:

    Appy,

    Don't bother! Have a !

    Season's greetings
    ed

    A stitch in time saves nine.
    

11. At 01:44 PM on 03 Dec 2007, mittfh wrote:

    If a certain supermarket's ads are to believed, all it takes is for Kerry Katona to proclaim something as traditional and it becomes so...
    

12. At 03:39 PM on 03 Dec 2007, Aperitif wrote:

    Ed (10), I have made agreements with several people that our gift to each other this year will be not having to go out shopping for anything for each other. This is spankingly good news, but there remain other seasonal things to be thought about, so I say, again, grrrr.

    :-)
    

13. At 06:40 PM on 03 Dec 2007, Chris Ghoti wrote:

    'All you have to do is tell some daft story in Glastonbury, and within ten years it's an Ancient Somerset Tradition.' :-) Can't remember who first pointed that out, though.

    Appers, *think* about Christmas all you like: you don't have to *do* anything about it! Just practise saying 'Bah, humbug' at intervals.