Ags wrote: Don't remember ever hearing Santa - apart from "him" opening a squeaky drinks cabinet we had when I was wee - you know the kind that spun round to reveal the bottles!! He drunk sherry in those days GG!
Ags wrote: Don't remember ever hearing Santa - apart from "him" opening a squeaky drinks cabinet we had when I was wee - you know the kind that spun round to reveal the bottles!! He drunk sherry in those days GG!

Govangirl wrote:Have any of you read 'The Christmas Box' by Richard Paul Evans? I'm sure you have Lass as it was in the States I was introduced to it. I've read the trilogy and there is nothing sadder and more inspirational than The first. Really recommended for a Christmas treat and a Christmas greet!



Govangirl wrote:Ags wrote:Back to Christmas though - I have to have my yearly fix of Miracle on 34th Street!!
Which version, Ags? And have YOU seen 'The Christmas Shoes' too?
And HAVE you read 'The Christmas Box' L4L?


Govangirl wrote:That is exactly the same with me and my daughter! She says it is mortifying when we go to the pictures! When we went to see Mamma Mia and that bit came on when she was singing to her daughter about 'slipping through my fingers' I was well away!!!!!Caitlin moved along a seat as she said I was 'making rude noises' but it was only quiet sobbing!!!!!!!!
And it's the modern version we have too! Caitlin loved that wee girl in it as she watched 'Matilda' 20 times!

Govangirl wrote:Ags, you simply must read it. Someone told me it's hard to find in this country but I have an extra copy and can send it to you. Sometimes, we need a good greet!



The Hitman wrote:I love the build up to Xmas, it's great however Christmas day must be the longest, single most boring day of the year!






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