Dec
23
The presents are wrapped, the stocking stuffers have been evaluated and the inevitable item-per-child discrepancy has been rectified, the pine-scented candle has been purchased to supplement the artificial tree (TEAM FAKE 4EVA, by the way; I swear it’s the best gift I ever gave myself and I permanently fixed my vision with Lasik in 1999), the cookies have been baked, the cards have been sent, that one super weird confused-theme religious card (this year: cartoon Native American-costumed children complete with feather headdresses and warpaint huddled around baby Jesus) has been received, the novelty oversized bag is at the ready because do not even come at me with the paper and bag-tossing on Christmas morning it puts the garbage in the bag or it gets the eggnog colonic, the tacky-ass folding table is on hand to provide enough seating for visiting family to have the perfect view of our sunroom at breakfast where I am 99.8% sure the cats will have killed yet another rat and strewn its entrails into a festive design for all to enjoy.
Let’s do this thing. I hope you have a really wonderful holiday, my longtime Internet friends.
You, too, Linda!
Merry Christmas!
Your posts are the greatest gift of all. God bless us every one.
Merry Christmas!
Season’s Greetings from NZ! I’m loving reading your posts again and wish you all a wonderful festive season :) x
Merry holidays to you!
And a Merry Christmas to you, dear Linda!
(I still haven’t counted for child discrepancies and I’m totally stressing now lol!)
Merry Christmas to you as well!
Happy Holidays.
And a merry happy Winter Solstice holiday to you! Thank you for your raw, humorous take on life. Love every minute of it.
Merry Christmas to you and yours Linda – thank you for coming back to write and share the real, nitty gritty reality of your life – which is in parts all of our reality. You help remind me of the positives all around me.
Merry Christmas Linda!
I laughed out loud and the item-per-child discrepancy. Every year. Thank goodness for late night drug stores and the less than discerning taste of toddlers.
That is a weird card, for sure. Happy Christmas!
I survived, and, daresay, even evolved the tradition a little this year. Huzzah to me and to us all, I raise a glass of finest sparkling cider. Thanks queens, for being there.
Merry and happy and love love love being sent your direction, always. xo
Aw happy holidays from a longtime reader!
Fa la la deee fking la- I’m so glad xmas is over and you made me laugh so hard i snorted with this nugget:
“it puts the garbage in the bag or it gets the eggnog colonic”
OCD and holidays don’t mix : )
Lady, I just can’t stop laughing at “it puts the garbage in the bag or it gets the eggnog colonic.” My god I love you.