Yuletide Preparations

By AntonySunday 12 December 2010Education, Friends & Family, Home

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With Yuletide (or Christmas) on it’s way, I had a week off this week to prepare. Monday I bought a real Christmas tree, named Trevor:

(Click on image for full size image, Trevor was decorated by me at some point in the week!)

I manged to spend time with my Grandma on Wednesday, leaving time for mum on Thursday evening and Saturday. I caught up with my good friend Simon on Thursday as well. In between times, I crammed in my assignment for my Leadership module (see A general update). Finally finishing it yesterday (Friday). So now I can relax, well apart from the last minute Christmas shopping.

My poor laptop is starting to die though, so I had to buy a new one online. Hopefully once it arrives and is up and running I will get back to normal blogging and facebook habits.

Take care all,

Antony

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2 Comments

Micky says:

Sunday 12 December 2010 at 10:44

Not a fairy on top of Trevor then?

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Antony says:

Wednesday 15 December 2010 at 23:05

Ha ha nope a nice pagan star!

A x

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