Christmas time...

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Pogle replied

2 January 2010, 12:10
Originally posted by Mustang View Post

Our tree and decorations come down on the 6th - ascension day. That's what the tradition says........when the wise men came to see the baby Jesus. Hmm.....anyone would this Christmas mularky was to do with a religion!!!

Naw I think you mean Epiphany - or 'little Christmas' Ascension day is 40 days after Easter.

But enjoy it all anyway
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norrahe replied

1 January 2010, 19:08
Originally posted by Mustang View Post

Our tree and decorations come down on the 6th - ascension day. That's what the tradition says........when the wise men came to see the baby Jesus. Hmm.....anyone would this Christmas mularky was to do with a religion!!!

nah, it's all about eating lots of food, drinking too much, and buying lots of useless tat for people.
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Mustang replied

1 January 2010, 17:29
Originally posted by Diver View Post

Wifey makes sure the decorations are all down before the new year. thinks it's bad luck to leave them up into the new year

Our tree and decorations come down on the 6th - ascension day. That's what the tradition says........when the wise men came to see the baby Jesus. Hmm.....anyone would this Christmas mularky was to do with a religion!!!
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Diver replied

1 January 2010, 14:53
Originally posted by norrahe View Post

my tree comes down this weekend, don't see the point in keeping decorations up any longer

Wifey makes sure the decorations are all down before the new year. thinks it's bad luck to leave them up into the new year
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norrahe replied

1 January 2010, 14:49
Originally posted by Diver View Post

Christmas is gone

Get over it

my tree comes down this weekend, don't see the point in keeping decorations up any longer
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Diver replied

1 January 2010, 13:24
Christmas is gone

Get over it
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EternalOptimist replied

1 January 2010, 11:45
Originally posted by RichardCranium View Post

It's never too late to say "Thank you" or "Well done".

true. Lets hear it for Caractacus, well done you woady big-fellow
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RichardCranium replied

1 January 2010, 11:41
Originally posted by Shimano105 View Post

Dicko, you're a bit late with all these in't ya?

Yes.

Smiley-art is not easy; it is a time-consuming and fiddly activity done for the benefit of others.

And I was too impressed to leave it as it was: completely without any recognition.

It's never too late to say "Thank you" or "Well done".
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Halcyon replied

1 January 2010, 00:06
Originally posted by Shimano105 View Post

Dicko, you're a bit late with all these in't ya?

well I'm glad to see it resurrected. took me ages. honest. well maybe not that long but it is still ART (c:
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Shimano105 replied

31 December 2009, 21:09
Dicko, you're a bit late with all these in't ya?
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RichardCranium replied

31 December 2009, 21:06
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Halcyon started a topic Christmas time...

24 December 2009, 08:03
Christmas time...

A Merry Christmas to all you CUKs (c:
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