Me and Mr. Cracker want to wish all of you a very Merry Christmas
UPDATE:
So did everyone have a nice Christmas and snag lots of lovely loot?
Mr. Cracker got me an Ipod Nano with "Wail on, Skydog!" engraved on the back.
There were a few moments of drama when I'd gone through four layers of boxes and seen only a tiny silver doodad and a couple of things that looked like large packets of soy sauce.
I started sifting through the discarded packaging and Christmas wrapping paper, mumbling that I didn't see anything. This brought Mr. Cracker to his feet with an exclamation. He was relieved when he saw the little silver dealie I had pushed aside. Ah so!
What especially nice things did y'all give or get this year? I see somebody got a very nice present indeed.
Posted by floridacracker at December 25, 2005 11:39 AMAnd we wish the same for you!
Posted by: Mr. Bingley at December 25, 2005 12:26 PMMerry Christmas, Donnah...and to all the crackers.
I do hope that poor Santa Claus is tying one on right now, having survived his long, dark night of the soul --spent with wretched, crying children who do not want to tell Santa what they want. Any presents forthcoming from such an ordeal can't be worth the utter fear and loathing...
IMHO
~!D
Posted by: dymphna at December 25, 2005 01:03 PMDonnah -- this woman had an interesting Christmas: she swallowed a cellphone to end an argument.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,179707,00.html
Posted by: Baron Bodissey at December 25, 2005 04:51 PMHi Donnah,
Glad you got the iPod and especially the "Wail on, Skydog" thing. Very cool.
My Christmas was made when I was able to do a little something for the church next door to my office.
I received a few gifts as well from some regular customers, and I was very overwhelmed, but there's nothing better than being able to give, even if it's just a little.
Happy New Year to the Cracker household.
Posted by: Trambo at December 25, 2005 10:15 PMAn Ipod NANO, Trambo. I'd have been able to recognize a normal dang Ipod.
Glad you got to do something that made you happy. You got no kin near you?
Not much to speak of. I have a daughter in Arizona, but that's a long story in itself. LOL
I enjoy seeing the little kids eyes light up on Christmas Day too. It doesn't get any better than that.
Posted by: Trambo at December 25, 2005 10:27 PMWell, it's a coin-toss, like health insurance. You gotta keep buying the bastards presents just in case you need a kidney some day.
Posted by: Donnah at December 25, 2005 10:34 PMI got a collection of Roy Rogers DVDs of his old television series and, I kid you not, they are great.
Congrats, Donnah, and to all the other commentors commenting and Christmas-ing with Florida Cracker. I had a particularly sweet and religious day, many prayers, a wonderful day actually, made complete by all the R.R.DVDs. Yeah, Trigger!
Posted by: -S- at December 26, 2005 07:09 AMOf special interest to you, Donnah -- I got my wife one of these for when she walks with the dogs. Hers features the head of her favorite.
http://wilsonwalkingsticks.com/pets.htm
Posted by: Salt Lick at December 27, 2005 08:02 AM"and seen only a tiny silver doodad and a couple of things that looked like large packets of soy sauce."
hahaha
Merry (Belated) Christmas, Donnah!
I didn't get to make my rounds this year to the usual haunts to wish every a merry one, but hey---better late than never, right? ;)
Hope you and the Cracker family had a blessed Christmas and will have an even better New Years!
Posted by: kyer at December 27, 2005 12:41 PMGlad you had a nice Christmas. Mine was ok till Christmas Day, went downhill from there. I gotta get rid of this facade known as christmas joy, there's no such thing!
Posted by: Jess at December 27, 2005 01:31 PM