ORIGINAL: Daisy2002
My kids normally wake up at 5.30 - 6am on christmas day :Omg: :(
We normally make them have breakfast first & then they tend to open their present around the xmas tree at 7am.
We then get ready & go to the cemetery to visit Daisy, my dad & my niece.
My kids normally wake up at 5.30 - 6am on christmas day :Omg: :(
We normally make them have breakfast first & then they tend to open their present around the xmas tree at 7am.
We then get ready & go to the cemetery to visit Daisy, my dad & my niece.
Oh my word. Having read a comment you made on another thread about not wanting a miscarriage this year, I've just put two and two together. Daisy isn't your name, is it? I'm so sorry to hear that. All the best honey.
ORIGINAL: Daisy2002
This year hubby will be taking the kids to visit his sister who lives 2 mins from our house & then probably over to his mums (10 min drive).
I have volunteered myself for xmas day. I'm supposed to be going to h&f townhall to help them do xmas dinner for the old folk. I'm now unsure if i'll be able to do it as i got some... lets say 'not great news' at the hospital yesterday so not sure i'll be up to it come xmas day.
But we shall see, if i can make it i will go.
No xmas dinner on xmas day, probably do a 'mini' party type thing for the kids. I've invited my mum & brother round for xmas dinner.... on boxing day :party:
Not that i will be cooking or eat it.
My husband does the cooking & i'm not that keen on roast dinners.
When we were younger we got presents in the morning & in the evening we would get a 'big' present.... oh how i loved the evenings
:laugh:
I now do this with my kids but this year i'm changing it & they'll get their big present on boxing day after their roast dinner.
I won two ps3 this years :santa_cheesy: ..... i know i could sell one but i don't like selling prizes. So i'm giving the spare one to my sons best friend. Have already checked its ok with his mum.... who used to be a close friend of mine when we were at school. She's over the moon & really chuffed that we thought about him.
This year hubby will be taking the kids to visit his sister who lives 2 mins from our house & then probably over to his mums (10 min drive).
I have volunteered myself for xmas day. I'm supposed to be going to h&f townhall to help them do xmas dinner for the old folk. I'm now unsure if i'll be able to do it as i got some... lets say 'not great news' at the hospital yesterday so not sure i'll be up to it come xmas day.
But we shall see, if i can make it i will go.
No xmas dinner on xmas day, probably do a 'mini' party type thing for the kids. I've invited my mum & brother round for xmas dinner.... on boxing day :party:
Not that i will be cooking or eat it.
My husband does the cooking & i'm not that keen on roast dinners.
When we were younger we got presents in the morning & in the evening we would get a 'big' present.... oh how i loved the evenings
:laugh:
I now do this with my kids but this year i'm changing it & they'll get their big present on boxing day after their roast dinner.
I won two ps3 this years :santa_cheesy: ..... i know i could sell one but i don't like selling prizes. So i'm giving the spare one to my sons best friend. Have already checked its ok with his mum.... who used to be a close friend of mine when we were at school. She's over the moon & really chuffed that we thought about him.
Love this story :)
Two ps3s?! How did you win them, ya jammy dodger!
Posted: 2009-12-09 12:25:31