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Sun_Mar_31_20:00:38_PDT_2019

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Strange this time last year I was thinking Christmas 08 was my last and yet here I still am, poor hubby more thoughts on what to buy for Christmas presents!
ￂﾠ So why is it that I have started a total hatred campaign for Christmas
ￂﾠ I tell myself maybe because I went through Chemo twice over the Christmas periods, or is it always wondering whether this one will be the last
ￂﾠ Whatever it is I really have gone off the festive season
ￂﾠ I went shopping with Lorraine today to get me in the spirit, it didn't help although I did pick up a couple of things
ￂﾠ Remember when shops use to only sell certain things and department stores were full of interest with wonderful ideas
ￂﾠ These days nearly all the shops are filled with clothes and more clothes, statues, nice home wares seem to have disappeared, the age of either electronic gadgets and clothes fill every shop and there is hardly any room for anything else
ￂﾠ M

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