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Christmas, 25th Dec 2008 - Pre-event chatter....

By OriginalRobboFOX, in General Chat

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Katy

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My cousin might be coming back from Australia for a couple of weeks, in which case I'll be in Cornwall. Otherwise it's the motherland for me (and Leeds on Boxing Day :celebrate: )

Nice one :thumbup:

I'm doing Lincolnshire (AM) and Motherland (PM) on Christmas Day and Motherland (AM) and Leeds (PM) on Boxing Day :chant:

Alexikokopops

Alexikokopops

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Nice one :thumbup:

I'm doing Lincolnshire (AM) and Motherland (PM) on Christmas Day and Motherland (AM) and Leeds (PM) on Boxing Day :chant:

Ah, my motherland is different to your motherland!

Katy

Katy

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Ah, my motherland is different to your motherland!

It is, although Lincolnshire is a very lovely substitute for the motherland of Leicester - I don't care what anyone says.

Bazaldo

Bazaldo

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Sorry to bring a downer on this but xmas has no bearing for me this year really.

Just gonna get through it, Leeds on BD im looking forward to more. Hope we beat them too!!

Lost my 61 yr old mum in March and she ran xmas got the family together and worked her socks off.

I now have her seat and have carried on her ST down the city with my old man.

Xmas day will be for my boy and a few solemn moments by her grave.

Like i say sorry to bring a downer.

carry on

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Katy

Katy

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Sorry to bring a downer on this but xmas has no bearing for me this year really.

Just gonna get through it, Leeds on BD im looking forward to more. Hope we beat them too!!

Lost my 61 yr old mum in March and she ran xmas got the family together and worked her socks off.

I now have her seat and have carried on her ST down the city with my old man.

Xmas day will be for my boy and a few solemn moments by her grave.

Like i say sorry to bring a downer.

carry on

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Bless :( I think people sometimes forget that Christmas may not a happy time for some people. I hope you get through it as best you can.

Zingari

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that's very sad bazaldo ;

all the best for xmas anyway and i hope you have very many happy memories of your mum to sustain you :thumbup:

Bazaldo

Bazaldo

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Bless :( I think people sometimes forget that Christmas may not a happy time for some people. I hope you get through it as best you can.

BTW just thought i'd share my personal bit.

Don't worry not out for a sympathy vote just a normal bloke typing on a keyboard.

Thank you by the way. Can see there are a lot of decent people on here hence i've stuck around.

Hope everyone gets smashed and has a proper knees up this xmas.

Oh and up the bloody City!!!!

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i sit in the row right behind the disabled ppl in H1. To the left as you come up the stairs. If anyone ever cares to say hello.

33 yr old with spikey hair. Like a library in that bloody block!!!

:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

Bazaldo

Bazaldo

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that's very sad bazaldo ;

all the best for xmas anyway and i hope you have very many happy memories of your mum to sustain you :thumbup:

Thanks Zingari, its been a weird old yr.

A very very very small comfort was she never seen us go down.

That'd would've broken her. Blue to the core she was. :fox:

All the best matey

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:santa:

Alexikokopops

Alexikokopops

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I'm in Cyprus. First time out of England or Christmas.

I spent Christmas 2005 in Australia. BBQ'd Christmas Dinner was an interesting experience.

Sorry to bring a downer on this but xmas has no bearing for me this year really.

Just gonna get through it, Leeds on BD im looking forward to more. Hope we beat them too!!

Lost my 61 yr old mum in March and she ran xmas got the family together and worked her socks off.

I now have her seat and have carried on her ST down the city with my old man.

Xmas day will be for my boy and a few solemn moments by her grave.

Like i say sorry to bring a downer.

carry on

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Sorry to hear that chief, hope it goes ok.

OriginalRobboFOX

OriginalRobboFOX

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Xmas day gonna be a bit strange this year as Mrs is working and I wont be going over me mams till about 1ish so I will be on me todd for the first time in my life, might just stick fifa on I guess or sit with the cat.... :thumbup: till 1 oclock rolls on....

Guest

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Sorry to bring a downer on this but xmas has no bearing for me this year really.

Just gonna get through it, Leeds on BD im looking forward to more. Hope we beat them too!!

Lost my 61 yr old mum in March and she ran xmas got the family together and worked her socks off.

I now have her seat and have carried on her ST down the city with my old man.

Xmas day will be for my boy and a few solemn moments by her grave.

Like i say sorry to bring a downer.

carry on

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I hope this doesn't offend, but if your mum loved Xmas as much as it seems, then you should have the best bloody Xmas ever, in her memory. It's what we did after we lost my nana's (both died within a month of Xmas, different years). This will probably sound soft, but I also wrote them Xmas cards.

Darkzzz_

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All my Xmas shopping is officially done.

All done via the internet, no cues, no getting hot and bothered in store.

Relieved to have got it out the way early as I usually have to make a last minute dash every year.

I can relax now and enjoy what cash I have left.

JakeShingler

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Xmas day gonna be a bit strange this year as Mrs is working and I wont be going over me mams till about 1ish so I will be on me todd for the first time in my life, might just stick fifa on I guess or sit with the cat.... :thumbup: till 1 oclock rolls on....

:giggle: Sounds Fun.

Bazaldo

Bazaldo

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I hope this doesn't offend, but if your mum loved Xmas as much as it seems, then you should have the best bloody Xmas ever, in her memory. It's what we did after we lost my nana's (both died within a month of Xmas, different years). This will probably sound soft, but I also wrote them Xmas cards.

Nah not at all and your right it should but dont know till we get there if that makes any sense.

just the feeling now is of fear and dread. Xmas day might be totally different. Who knows.

And i think its good to think of them as still around you, talk as if they are still with us. Gone but not forgotten.

Xmas card is a great idea.

Crikey have i turned this into a morbid thread......sorry all :thumbup:

Sparky

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Xmas day gonna be a bit strange this year as Mrs is working and I wont be going over me mams till about 1ish so I will be on me todd for the first time in my life, might just stick fifa on I guess or sit with the cat.... :thumbup: till 1 oclock rolls on....

Blackbird or Foresters with me 11 till 1 it is then :thumbup:

OriginalRobboFOX

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See, boxing day I'm in yorkshire meeting some of the in-laws for the first time, is it rude for me to nip over to Elland Road or is it acceptable football fan behaviour?? :dunno:

Bert

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See, boxing day I'm in yorkshire meeting some of the in-laws for the first time, is it rude for me to nip over to Elland Road or is it acceptable football fan behaviour?? :dunno:

Just say you're nipping shop, and you conveniently got lost, and ended up at Elland Road. Or, say someone got you a ticket as a christmas present.

OriginalRobboFOX

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Just say you're nipping shop, and you conveniently got lost, and ended up at Elland Road. Or, say someone got you a ticket as a christmas present.

Thats an excellent plan....

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