It’s Christmas Eve. Others I know seem to have cooked all but the turkey, but I am happy to put all that off until tomorrow. Presents are wrapped, well most of them, and the house is fit for visitors.
So there is nothing left to say except to wish each and every person who has read or commented on my posts over the past two years, a very Happy Christmas. I’ve robbed a lovely photo taken by my cousin Mary McCahill to say it to you in Irish.
And in case you are not of any particular persuasion and would rather not hear Happy Christmas I would like to wish you a Happy Holiday. See you all on the other side when we are pounds heavier and fixated with how we will change in the New Year.
photo credit: 2013 Holiday Train – Midway Station via photopin (license)
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Nollaig Shona, Tric! xx
Ha. Well done. Go raibh maith agat. (Thank you) and the same to you and your family. I hope the next year is all you would wish it to be.
Merry Christmas, Tric. May you have the warmest of family times.
Thank you Corina and the same to you and your family. x
Happy Christmas, have a wonderful day x
And the same to you and yours. x
Merry Christmas to you too! My turkey is done – if a pre-roasted rotisserie chicken counts. 🙂 Our plans were finalized a little too late for the turkey. But, the many side dishes should make up for it. Ha – on the other side… As my stepfather used to say, we’ll all be “fat and happy.”
Merry Christmas My Irish Angel !
Hi Tric! I’m happy with anything at this time of year. Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, Season’s Greetings — all are very welcome. I hope you have a fantastic Christmas and New Year too. 🙂
and happy christmas to you and yours, tric )
Hope your day has been great, Tric. You deserve it! jxxx