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Plans for Xmas Eve

northstandstevenorthstandsteve
edited December 2011 in General Charlton

1) Polhill to pick up the meat

2) Breeking for me and the kids ( missus is working) cooked the boiled bacon today so Scrambled egg with boiled bacon

3) Round mums to borrow chairs, and extra bits for the masses for xmas day

4) Cemetry to lay some flowers at my nans grave who passed away in September, Joe made a lovely dinner setting arrangement for xmas day at scouts but my daughter also goes scounts so we have two. We have decided to lay one of them on my nans grave a light the candle.Neither of them came to the funeral so a chance for them to say goodbye and Merry Christmas.

5) Get home and crack on with the preparations for dinner for Christmas Day

6) Sit down with the kids cuddle , bottle of Wine and get in the mood.

 

SO LIFERS WHAT YOU GOT PLANNED.

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  • RossRoss
    Fry up in the morning, chilling during the day then off out drinking and to a club at night.
  • NathanPriorNathanPrior
    Going bookies, getting some more turkey breast roast, swiss rolls and red wine then off to the gf's house to give her presents then leave for home at about 7ish
  • DiscoCAFCDiscoCAFC
    A bit of last minuite Christmas shopping.

    Drink up my local on a Saturday night, tally ho pub :-)
  • EastTerraceEastTerrace
    Maybe last minute shopping then drinks in the evening at The Sydney Arms with Addick mates including one regular Lifer and missus.
  • Fanny FanackapanFanny Fanackapan

    Visit 91 yr old Mum in Law at Care Home to deliver pressies

    Clean the house

    Prep sprouts, carrots, parsnips & spuds, make gravy base

    Put out nuts, fruit, sweets ( out of reach of Timeshare dog, Jasper !)

    Put pressies under tree

    Lay table for next day

    Devise Treasure Hunt for 3 grandkids for Xmas Day

    And so to bed....

     

  • O-Randy-HuntO-Randy-Hunt
    Getting my gf's Xmas card at some point. Then a big old pub crawl from 2pm around bexleyheath in my Xmas jumper. Ending in aligor curry house tomorrow night if I make it that long
  • CrayAddickCrayAddick

    1) Polhill to pick up the meat

    2) Breeking for me and the kids ( missus is working) cooked the boiled bacon today so Scrambled egg with boiled bacon

    3) Round mums to borrow chairs, and extra bits for the masses for xmas day

    4) Cemetry to lay some flowers at my nans grave who passed away in September, Joe made a lovely dinner setting arrangement for xmas day at scouts but my daughter also goes scounts so we have two. We have decided to lay one of them on my nans grave a light the candle.Neither of them came to the funeral so a chance for them to say goodbye and Merry Christmas.

    5) Get home and crack on with the preparations for dinner for Christmas Day

    6) Sit down with the kids cuddle , bottle of Wine and get in the mood.

     

    SO LIFERS WHAT YOU GOT PLANNED.

    Sounds a lovely day, I hope I can do something similar one day.. I'm relaxing during the day and then getting takeaway early evening down the pub for a couple drinks then home still not feeling christmassy

  • fatkitfatkit
    Picking the mumma up and bringing her down to mine, taking her to church in the PM, haven't been for like 25 years, then ply her with booze after that.

    cooking for her for the first time on Xmas day, no pressure

    Still, I am sure it will be fine

    Xmas is about your family, that's good enough for me.

    Happy Christmas fellow Lifers
  • SE10AddickSE10Addick
    edited December 2011
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  • RobRob

    1) Polhill to pick up the meat

    2) Breeking for me and the kids ( missus is working) cooked the boiled bacon today so Scrambled egg with boiled bacon

    3) Round mums to borrow chairs, and extra bits for the masses for xmas day

    4) Cemetry to lay some flowers at my nans grave who passed away in September, Joe made a lovely dinner setting arrangement for xmas day at scouts but my daughter also goes scounts so we have two. We have decided to lay one of them on my nans grave a light the candle.Neither of them came to the funeral so a chance for them to say goodbye and Merry Christmas.

    5) Get home and crack on with the preparations for dinner for Christmas Day

    6) Sit down with the kids cuddle , bottle of Wine and get in the mood.

     

    SO LIFERS WHAT YOU GOT PLANNED.

    Sounds a lovely day, I hope I can do something similar one day.. I'm relaxing during the day and then getting takeaway early evening down the pub for a couple drinks then home still not feeling christmassy
    Cray. Cheer up mate. We all love yer.  :-)
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  • AFKABartramAFKABartram
    1. Get up at Five to try and write an article in the two hours before the kids wake up
    2. Kids wake up at 5.05 to completely ruin that idea.

    All on track so far :-(
  • AFKABartramAFKABartram
    Still to come....

    3. Cemetery visit
    4. Child friendly Carol Service at church down the road
    5. Two hours deciding whether to have takeaway Chinese or Indian (havent afforded a takeaway for months but its tradition)
    6. 4 hours moaning that we choose the wrong one !
  • bucksheebuckshee
    edited December 2011
    Up at 4.30 due to little man , little man joined by sister at 5.45 , wife escapes to sainsbury at 6am (she claims it's open but I think she's downstairs sleeping on the couch)

    Rest of the day will be spent to stay awake

  • RiscardoRiscardo
    Fry up in the morning, chilling during the day then off out drinking and to a club at night.
    Is that the saturday fry up on www.starpointradio.com, I'll be doing the Christmas Special :)

    Then back to east london to marinate some mutton for the 27th.

    Then nothing, lots of it

    Happy christmas one and all
  • AddicktedAddickted

    Just about to have a really peaceful sloveny day whilst they go to the panto.

    Wake up to find her Discovery has a puncture - do it myself or call the RAC because I can't be arsed?

  • johnny73johnny73
    Not sure what I'm doing yet. Might be a repeat of yesterday. A bit of shopping in the morning. Back home in the afternoon to pull up some floorboards and hunt for dead mice!
  • sadiejane1981sadiejane1981
    Having a bath, getting kids ready, doing housework, going to Crib Service at church, coming home cooking gammon beef and turkey and kid's dinner. Mince pies and carrots laid out. Kids to bed more housework, my dinner, more housework husbands dinner. More housework, check kid's are asleep presents put under tree, bites out of carrots and mince pies then bed for what usually isn't very long...
  • paulbaconsarniepaulbaconsarnie
    1.wake up to my other halfs 5am alarm (as per usual)
    2.not be able to get back to sleep so get up at 6.
    3. cook turkey.
    4.deliver presents to family.
    5. open bottle of home-made hungarian grappa, given to us by our neighbours.
    6. pray that i still have my eyesight.
    7. pub/hospital depending on 6.
  • RedArmySE7RedArmySE7

    Work, then home to prep the veg and eat chocolate whilst watching Christmas movies waiting for the madness that will unfurl tomorrow!

     

    Happy Days.

  • supaclivesupaclive
    Up, made breakfast, got to go and grab the final bits of food shopping, get my haircut.

    Take the boys later to the Christmas House on Hayes Lane, the eldest wants to then go to a Carol Service.

    Wrap up final presents later and then start to enjoy it all!



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  • sam3110sam3110
    On my way to girlfriends to drop presents for family and make a gingerbread house, then off to uncles to drop more presents and have a bit of fun on the wii with the kids, then back home in the evening to wrap presents and prep the house
  • nth_london_addicknth_london_addick
    Hopefully taking my baby out of Chase farm hospital and going home for Xmas, being referred to gt ormond street in the newyear ,


    Been a Poxy 48 hrs
  • sadiejane1981sadiejane1981
    edited December 2011
    Hopefully taking my baby out of Chase farm hospital and going home for Xmas, being referred to gt ormond street in the newyear ,


    Been a Poxy 48 hrs
    All the best to you and your baby, hope it all works out for you. Many best wishes to you for a Christmas as you plan it and best wishes in the new year! xx

    p.s What's your baby's name? I'll pray for them at church today.
  • WSAWSA
    @NLA

    So sorry to hear that your baby is poorly.  A big hug is sent to you both and best wishes to your family this Christmas.
  • RedMistRedMist
    Yea best wishes NLA!

    I have 40 pints of homebrew ready for drinking today, the minute the kids are in bed I'm in there!
  • nth_london_addicknth_london_addick
    edited December 2011
    Her name is Scarlett rose , thank you sadie thats a very kind thought,


    The poor little thing has suffered with urine infections from a very young age, this one has really hurt her, they found she had a dilated kidney on a scan yesterday and they have found the bug that's hurting her so a change in medicine and the pain should ease in 48 hrs or so,


    Then off the the blinding great ormond street to sort the kidney problem or find out where the blockage is and we will be on the homeward stretch
  • AlgarveaddickAlgarveaddick

    Working.

    Sorry about the little 'un NLA. 

  • nth_london_addicknth_london_addick
    She will be out tonight but back on boxing day unless I can convince them to leave it till the evening or the day after


    Not as simple as we first hoped and she has a bit further to go than just changing anti biotics



    Not ideal but satisfactory enough for now
  • CrayAddickCrayAddick
    Sorry to hear that mate. Good to hear she will be home though..
  • johnny73johnny73
    Not sure what I'm doing yet. Might be a repeat of yesterday. A bit of shopping in the morning. Back home in the afternoon to pull up some floorboards and hunt for dead mice!
    This is exactly how the day panned out. Found 3 dead mice. Not a very good Christmas for them!
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