Blimey. What were they saying about global warming? More like global snowing!! At this rate I'll have to invest in a Yak or a snow mobile just to down the drive. The local shop is prospering very nicely as I watch the odd pedestrian trudging past with their reusable carrier bags in hand. All that was left was Steri milk last night! I'll even drink that if I'm desperate.
Joking aside, theres more snow forecast here for tomorrow, and the few inches we already have isn't really melting. It is worrying as to how our daily lives are suddenly lunged in to chaos at the hands of mother nature. And the weatherman says theres little chance of improvement until at least - mid Jan. The worst winter for 50 years they say, I'm considering this as I thumb through the 4 x 4 section of the Auto Trader. Like for many of us, my car is awful in the snow and my feet arn't much better. So turn up the fire, close the curtains and cocoon yourself.
I'm rather tempted to put the xmas tree back up the outside view is sooo festive lol.
I don't know about you, but I'm dredding the next gas bill !
Thursday, 7 January 2010
Wednesday, 21 October 2009
Xmas again!
Is it me or does christmas seem to arrive earlier every year? Xmas gifts were making an appearance long before the Halloween decorations entered the shops. And as for bonfire night...
As a kid I remember the joy of a stocking at the end of the bed, that was xmas in a nutshell for me. As for the pressies under the tree, sure I loved 'em too! But there was something truly magical about that bulging red stocking!
These days most kids don't bother whats in the stocking, instead,they want the all the latest gadgets, Wii, PS3, I-Pod, mobile phones, in other words, hundreds of pounds worth of xmas delight.
I blame the adverts. How many toy adverts are crammed on the TV? Neally as much as the programmes themselves. My daughters response to every sickly-sweet commercial is "Want that" and "I want that" never mind the bulging toy boxes in her wake.
Have we spoilt xmas?
Well someone has, and if you can give me their number I'd love to send them the bill!
As a kid I remember the joy of a stocking at the end of the bed, that was xmas in a nutshell for me. As for the pressies under the tree, sure I loved 'em too! But there was something truly magical about that bulging red stocking!
These days most kids don't bother whats in the stocking, instead,they want the all the latest gadgets, Wii, PS3, I-Pod, mobile phones, in other words, hundreds of pounds worth of xmas delight.
I blame the adverts. How many toy adverts are crammed on the TV? Neally as much as the programmes themselves. My daughters response to every sickly-sweet commercial is "Want that" and "I want that" never mind the bulging toy boxes in her wake.
Have we spoilt xmas?
Well someone has, and if you can give me their number I'd love to send them the bill!
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