Wakey, wakey up and at 'em

[Neville Briggs]

And how are you today my dears
from all that fulsome Xmas cheer.
All bright and cheerful here am I
clear of head, and sparkling eye.
The man who doesn't drink, you know
is always well, yes, that I so.
The good news is, it's over, then
the bad news is, it comes again.

only 358 sleeps to Xmas.

[Ron]

let us get over this one first Nev!!

Ron

[Heather]

Nice to see your glass half full Neville.

[Neville Briggs]

Well, Ron, Heather, at least you are up and about. There wasn't a soul moving around here yesterday evening.

[Heather]

I was here Neville. It was very quiet - party poopers.

[Neville Briggs]

It's a hard day for the slaves of Santaism, exhausting work.

I see that Woolies today has already taken all the Xmas stuff off the shelves. I saw a big pantechnicon pulling into their driveway, I'll bet it's loaded with school clothing and school stationery. The next one will have chocolate eggs and chocolate rabbit figures. Mercy

[Heather]

On the bright side Neville, it gives someone a job. (Clearing the Woollies shelves)

Maybe you should only shop in between times and have your larder stocked up so you don't have to go out!

[r.magnay]

Up at the normal 5.50am this morning Neville, saw Sheryl off to work then started the housework, that is my job when she is working and I am not....and even when I am sometimes... Not ill or hung over at all today.
The kids and Grandkids are coming here on Monday so we will celebrate then, maybe I will be a bit doughy on Tuesday...from eating too much

[Neville Briggs]

That's what life is all about Ross, enjoy the family.

[Neville Briggs]

It's the Economy, Heather, like Nebuchanezzar's idol, at the sound of the music we must all fall down and worship the Economy.