I slept in until 11 am and felt a bit better for it.
Today I’ve delivered the village Christmas Cards and gifts for friends that will be alone this holiday.
I bought Christmas Angels for Hattie’s daughter Freyer and Polish Monika’s daughter Sophia and Christmas decorations for the Randa girls.
I dropped a gift off at Mrs Trellis’ and it was nice to see a few presents and flowers already left for her on her doorstep .She was out with Jo and her three whippets ( with 11 legs) braving the light rain at dusk.
I was wet and tired by the time it was dark.
Pizza for tea
You are such a thoughtful guy. A nice kind of tired. Gigi
ReplyDeleteSo glad you slept in this morning as you sure needed and deserved the extra sleep.
ReplyDeleteWell done in spreading the joy with your fellow villagers and those special kids despite the light rain. Pizza and perhaps a warming beverage sound just right to help you thaw and not catch cold.
Hugs!
You are such a kind, thoughtful man, John. No wonder you are so loved! Enjoy the pizza. xx
ReplyDeleteThat's my job for today, dropping of gifts to people I like in my "village" (read neighbours) and trying to perfect choux buns for the third time! Pizza is my favourite thing to eat when I am famished yum! You are a good man John Gray.
ReplyDeleteGood to see you and other villagers looking after others xx
ReplyDeleteSuch true holiday spirit, this and your previous dinner. Wishing you well, and plenty of rest! Olivia
ReplyDeleteLittle gifts of grace and cheer like these capture the true spirit of Christmas!
ReplyDeleteYou have a kind heart dearest. No wonder everyone loves you.
ReplyDeleteBeing Trelawnyd's Santa is hard work, but someone has to do it! But very satisfying to have your cards and gifts delivered and another job done and dusted. Makes that pizza taste even better. And onwards to Christmas Day!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a nice day heading out and spreading some good cheer.
ReplyDeleteHow fun, how festive. Merry Christmas! PS Waiting fir menu info from yesterday's party! What did you cook. I love the laden table and friends' smiles.
ReplyDeletePlaying Santa Claus is the happiest thing for me. I love this post.
ReplyDeleteIt is the holiday season and gift giving reminds people that they are loved and well thought of. Spreading holiday cheer with friends and family is always enjoyed.
ReplyDeleteHappy Christmas John.
Pizza sounds good. I picked up a frozen one at the store today. Happy Christmas, my good friend.
ReplyDeleteI love the gift idea of the Christmas angels. This is such a wonderful part of Christmas for me, with the giving of gifts and the feeling of goodwill.
ReplyDeleteWhat gift did you deem appropriate for Mrs Trellis? I am thinking 100ml of "Chanel No. 5", thermal bloomers (pink) or a pair of tickets for Hull City's next home match.
ReplyDeleteNadolig Llawen, John. (It's the only Welsh I know and your blog is the only place I can use it.) xx
ReplyDeleteHow lovely. Have a merry Christmas John and family both two and four legged and a Happy New Year.
ReplyDeleteI wish you a Merry Christmas, dear John.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a very Merry Christmas and an absolutely wonderful New Year old lad
ReplyDeleteAlthough you were wet and tired, your heart was filled with warmth.
ReplyDeleteHi dear John - all the best for Christmas & a Happy New Year x
ReplyDeleteWendy (Wales)