Kiss anyone???
I also had a compulsion to make some fudge - why when there are so many other things to finish I don't know. But it wasn't as tricky as I thought and I even managed to make it and package it up in secret, one for each family member.
Finally I would like to wish you and all your families
a wonderful and very
Happy Christmas
Back next week some time when I final emerge from the alcohol and food induced stupor!
You shame me Gina! I must get up from this chair and do something. I need to make some mince pies for the family and a trifle to take with me on Xmas Day, oh, yes and finish my home made cards, still undelivered for the family only.
ReplyDeleteYou have been a lovely addition to blogland. Happy Xmas and another creative new year. Mags
Gordon the Goth rocks! Not only have you made fudge but you've parcelled it all up beautifully! Wonderwoman!! :))
ReplyDeleteGina, I agree completely with Margaret. You have certainly enriched the blogging world and I am delighted to have become your friend. Have a wonderful Christmas with your family and enjoy all the indulgences - especially the alcohol. See you soon. xx
Merry christmas and a happy new year from Germany
ReplyDeleteHUGS Barbara
Have a nice Christmas!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas Gina! Just popped in on my parent's computer! Lucy x
ReplyDeleteP.S. Gordon the Goth is a star! I hope he was appreciated!
Hope you had a lovely Christmas! That little tree is gorgeous - maybe this year I'll get more time to develop my machine embroidery! You're inspiring me to have another go!
ReplyDeletemmmm fudge! My DD used to go out with a chap - albeit for a short while - who owned a fudge factory. I was very disappointed when the realtionship ended! Have just tuned into your blog for the first time. Happy New Year!
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