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Title: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Nearly Sane on December 04, 2018, 03:05:08 PM
We had a rather lovely Christmas thread last year, and breaking with tradition, this one is actually started later in the year than that one. I'm looking forward to some quiet time with my much loved partner, who has been missed this year lots due to travelling. So obviously we will be away for Christmas, avoiding people
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: wigginhall on December 04, 2018, 03:14:10 PM
Me too, quiet time, avoiding people, no family!  But everybody, enjoy it your own way.
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Steve H on December 05, 2018, 11:20:38 PM
Bah, humbug.
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Robbie on December 06, 2018, 06:42:01 AM
We had a rather lovely Christmas thread last year, and breaking with tradition, this one is actually started later in the year than that one. I'm looking forward to some quiet time with my much loved partner, who has been missed this year lots due to travelling. So obviously we will be away for Christmas, avoiding people

Read this last night, brought tears to my eyes. You'll have a wonderful time.

Bah, humbug.

I wouldn't go that far but atm feel far too tired and listless forChristmas (been like it for ages, as if I'm not really here), doesn't seem real. I'd like Christmas to be postponed for a while  :D.
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Rhiannon on December 06, 2018, 08:31:11 AM
Bah, humbug.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=4yZOab5gl-4
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Steve H on December 06, 2018, 08:42:18 AM
https://youtube.com/watch?v=4yZOab5gl-4
;D
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Roses on December 06, 2018, 11:41:43 AM
My broken arm is a good excuse for me to be spared cooking Christmas Dinner this year, our eldest is doing that task. :)
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: wigginhall on December 06, 2018, 11:55:27 AM
I think this is the first time for 50 years that I won't be with family for some of the time.  There is a God, who makes your dreams come true!
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Steve H on December 06, 2018, 12:28:25 PM
https://youtube.com/watch?v=4yZOab5gl-4
Was that animated, or at least approved, by Raymond Briggs?
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Rhiannon on December 06, 2018, 12:36:11 PM
Was that animated, or at least approved, by Raymond Briggs?

I would have thought they would have been sued for breach of copyright if there wasn't approval. That said, I don't know who owns the copyright.
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Nearly Sane on December 06, 2018, 12:52:19 PM
I would have thought they would have been sued for breach of copyright if there wasn't approval. That said, I don't know who owns the copyright.
Snowman Enterprises (and that isn't a joke).
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Nearly Sane on December 23, 2018, 02:37:45 PM
This is rather lovely


https://www.bbc.com/news/stories-42426094
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: SusanDoris on December 23, 2018, 03:35:45 PM
Son (Salisbury one who visited me in hospital) and daughter-in-law going to Northampton to be with granddaughter and partner, and other granddaughter and partner will go there from Sheffield on 26th. Other son visited today.

I am going to a neighbour's for lunch. I am very comfortable on my own, but she is also going to be on her own this year so, as I know her well,, it will be a pleasant day.
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Robbie on December 23, 2018, 03:58:31 PM
My daughter is here with her boyfriend, we are having a Christmassy sort of dinner a bit later. She'll be staying now until after the festivities but out and about tomorrow with friends, he's going off to his parents tomorrow. My dad and nephew are here too, all talking, chatting and laughing in the next room. My in laws popped in earlier to see their granddaughter and grandson (my nephew), they're going down to my sister-in-law in Sussex this evening, back 27th I think.

I am still tired but feel quite nice, relaxed. Place is a mess but - who cares.
Cheers!
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Nearly Sane on December 23, 2018, 04:20:51 PM
I am in Florence in an apartment near the Ponte Vecchio. Arrived Friday, leaving next Thursday. We were due to have my brother in law and partner with us but they were needing to move and it worked out that that just finished last Monday so they needed to get everything sorted.

Last night was my wife's birthday so we had dinner in what may be our favourite restaurant anywhere, Il Santo Bevitore. Today we went to the excellent Mercato Centrale for supplies, lunch and some Prosecco.

As well as the 22nd being my wife's birthday, it is the anniversary of the murder of a friend of ours. I've posted a couple of times about John in the past. The linking of the 2 occasions is now there forever, and it acts a reminder that Christmas and New Year is not a time of joy for all. Add to that the centenary of the tragic Iolaire that I have posted about makes me very aware that those of us blessed with happiness this season need to use that to think and help others, even if that is just by being there to listen.

I hope you all have a Christmas and New Year that gives you what you need. Take care, be kind, and keep passing the open windows.


NS
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Anchorman on December 23, 2018, 11:21:58 PM
Been yoked into the rota for hospital visitibg this Christmas day; two elders inflicting further misery on those already feeling low.... Then, the minister (lucky so-and-so) is on hols after Boxing day, so yours vtruly is taking a couple of services at local retirement homes as well as Sunday worship - two services in our linked churches - on the 30th. The advantage of being blind is that you can't see the congregation falling asleep during the sermon. The disadvantage is that you cannot see the t hrown hymnbooks.....
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Robbie on December 24, 2018, 01:23:56 AM
Anchor your post made me laugh, thanks! You are funny & kind, wish I could invite you round for a wee dram and a bite but Scotland's a long way away.

I'm making a habit of this, up late two night's running. I potter around but place still looks a mess. My daughter, who just got in from going out with her cousin & his boyfriend & hers, says it looks immaculate compared to her place. I can just imagine (she's the messier of my two takes after her mum in that respect). My dad, who went home after watching Watership Down, never notices anything! He could walk in mess, dust himself off and not remember what he walked in. ALways been like that.

Going to bed soon though & really must have good night's sleep Christmas eve.

Hope you all have a great time if I don't see you b4 Christmas (prob'ly will).

NS how divine to be in Florence at this time of year. Very romantic. I understand what you say about memories.... but hope you enjoy yourselves anyway, your friend would want you to.

Lotsa luv to all.

PS: That includes Rhiannon and Shaker if they look in & anyone else who disappeared this year.
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Roses on December 24, 2018, 09:01:17 AM
Abbreviated Nativity Story
Gabriel gives Mary the result of her pregnancy test, Joseph is leaned on to do the decent thing. Bethlehem’s Travel Lodges are fully booked; a stable, without en suite facilities, is as good as it gets. Baby Jesus can’t wait to say “Hello”. As Mary is unprepared a manger serves as his crib. Shepherds make the usual complimentary baby comments. Three Kings drop by with exotic gifts, but clothes, nappies and baby wipes are top of Mary’s wish list! An angel pops up and tells them to get out of there a.s.a.p. as Herod, threatened by the new baby, was having a ‘hissy fit’. They seek political asylum in Egypt.



A very Happy Christmas to you all. :)
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Steve H on December 24, 2018, 09:05:33 AM
Abbreviated Nativity Story
Gabriel gives Mary the result of her pregnancy test, Joseph is leaned on to do the decent thing. Bethlehem’s Travel Lodges are fully booked; a stable, without en suite facilities, is as good as it gets. Baby Jesus can’t wait to say “Hello”. As Mary is unprepared a manger serves as his crib. Shepherds make the usual complimentary baby comments. Three Kings drop by with exotic gifts, but clothes, nappies and baby wipes are top of Mary’s wish list! An angel pops up and tells them to get out of there a.s.a.p. as Herod, threatened by the new baby, was having a ‘hissy fit’. They seek political asylum in Egypt.



A very Happy Christmas to you all. :)
Laugh? I nearly started.
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Aruntraveller on December 24, 2018, 09:18:23 AM
I would just like to wish all posters a wonderful festive season, whatever your particular faith or lack thereof, and hope that 2019 brings us some resolution to the issues that divide us.

As I have remarked before, we share much more in common as people, than those things that we think divide us.
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Nearly Sane on December 24, 2018, 09:34:14 AM


NS how divine to be in Florence at this time of year. Very romantic. I understand what you say about memories.... but hope you enjoy yourselves anyway, your friend would want you to.



Thanks, Robbie. John would indeed want everyone to be happy, he was a joy. The memory makes the good times sweeter as it means they are cherished more, and it makes it easier to be aware that others may not be in such a good place. I'm lucky to be able to get away and Florence is such a wonderful place. I hope your Christmas is a warm pleasure.
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Harrowby Hall on December 24, 2018, 10:07:20 AM
Abbreviated Nativity Story
Gabriel gives Mary the result of her pregnancy test, Joseph is leaned on to do the decent thing. Bethlehem’s Travel Lodges are fully booked; a stable, without en suite facilities, is as good as it gets. Baby Jesus can’t wait to say “Hello”. As Mary is unprepared a manger serves as his crib. Shepherds make the usual complimentary baby comments. Three Kings drop by with exotic gifts, but clothes, nappies and baby wipes are top of Mary’s wish list! An angel pops up and tells them to get out of there a.s.a.p. as Herod, threatened by the new baby, was having a ‘hissy fit’. They seek political asylum in Egypt.



A very Happy Christmas to you all. :)

Thank you Floo .. err .. Littleroses. A very Happy Christmas to you too, and a very Happy Christmas to everyone on this forum.
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Nearly Sane on December 24, 2018, 10:51:21 AM


https://www.harrogateadvertiser.co.uk/news/concerned-harrogate-woman-calls-police-because-her-carol-singers-were-from-leeds-1-9507277?fbclid=IwAR1xR8qyRR43yQhEinDDQVJu2UJsS2fkI7U-FsCSVD282zeUMz8v4jm9ok4
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Steve H on December 24, 2018, 10:58:06 AM

https://www.harrogateadvertiser.co.uk/news/concerned-harrogate-woman-calls-police-because-her-carol-singers-were-from-leeds-1-9507277?fbclid=IwAR1xR8qyRR43yQhEinDDQVJu2UJsS2fkI7U-FsCSVD282zeUMz8v4jm9ok4
Harrogate is posh, and Leeds is common, so obv they were up to no good.
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: SusanDoris on December 24, 2018, 11:12:11 AM
Where is Ippy?
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Nearly Sane on December 24, 2018, 12:17:53 PM
Where is Ippy?
He last logged in on Friday
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: SusanDoris on December 24, 2018, 12:27:01 PM
He last logged in on Friday
Thank you.
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Gordon on December 24, 2018, 12:39:07 PM
For those of a nostalgic disposition these Xmas ads from (presumably) the first half of the 20th century may be of interest, where those than aren't patronising or sexist are downright dangerous.

Our Oliphant (aka SteveH) should definitely note the Kaywoodie pipes that promise will 'give him a longer lifetime of smoking he can enjoy without worry' and for those of a scientific disposition there is the 'Atomic Energy Lab' which, as an alternative to musical chairs, families could have fun '"playing hide and seek with the gamma ray source", challenging players to a game using a Geiger counter to locate a radioactive sample hidden in a room'. Those with leftover veg tomorrow would do well the check the last ad in the series: just make a jelly with them (you know it makes sense).

Them were the days- happy Saturnalia!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-42195763
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Robbie on December 24, 2018, 12:41:13 PM
Laugh? I nearly started.

Yeah....glad it's not just me, thought I was missing something. Maybe more to come.

Can't quite believe it's Christmas eve, doesn't feel like it. Later maybe. Nice to see so many of you here today.

Ippy's grandson's first Christmas! Bless.
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Steve H on December 24, 2018, 07:08:57 PM
No more work till Thursday, and a pig-out (well, duck-out, actually) and booze-out tomorrow, and a bike ride on Boxing day, if the weather's reasonably clement. Hooray! Merry Krimble, all!
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: The Accountant, OBE, KC on December 24, 2018, 09:53:43 PM
Merry Christmas everyone - hope you all have a peaceful time with family and friends.
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Anchorman on December 24, 2018, 10:10:50 PM
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KaxbqLt1hp0
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Enki on December 24, 2018, 10:34:01 PM
Time of nostalgia for me. Remembering the times when the whole family came together at my brother in law's house in Snaith which was opposite the church, and which consisted of two 16th Century houses joined together. There would be 8 of us and 3 dogs. We always loved playing games and whatever it was We had to have a plethora of rules. For hide ans seek, for instance, one person hid, and the others would search in total darkness whilst tied together. One year I created a murder mystery, giving each person a goal, apart from the main part which was to solve who was the murderer. Each person had to dress up so we had a barmaid, a German explorer(complete with hat with mosquito net), a preacher from Dudley, a drunken business man, a prostitute, a kleptomaniac..It lasted all Boxing Day. I even hid a secret document in the Church cemetery as part of the plot. The best part was that I sent a letter to everyone involved weeks before we got together with all the details that each person needed to know. I even sent one to myself so that they wouldn't realise that I was the one who had created it. A friend of mine who travelled to various places as part of his job posted these letters from different towns so that they wouldn't suspect it was me. it worked exceedingly well.

Happy times!

Have a good Christmas, everyone. :)
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Robbie on December 25, 2018, 12:26:30 AM
enki that was so interesting! What lovely memories. I've been to Snaith, years ago, love Yorkshire.

I'm looking forward to tomorrow - well actually later today. Everything's in order.

Hope everyone has a very happy Christmas or Yuletide, whatever you call it.

Love, Robbie x
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Steve H on December 25, 2018, 01:08:14 AM
Merry Krimble, everybody! Too late for this year, but I once invented Krimbo Krumble - mince pie mixture with a crumble topping. It was delish. Maybe I'll make it for New Year's day.
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Robbie on December 25, 2018, 04:09:23 AM
Merry Krimble, everybody! Too late for this year, but I once invented Krimbo Krumble - mince pie mixture with a crumble topping. I was delish. Maybe I'll make it for New Year's day.

I've just got up Oliphant (may I call you "Oli"?).  So you were delicious, were you ;) ?

Hee hee, doing secret things and leaving them outside bedrooms. Silly being as me, husband and daughter are all adults. Dad's coming round about 1pm.Going back to bed now and don't intend to get up too early, those days are long over. Couldn't resist looking on R&E.

Hope all you sleeping people have a happy time.
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Spud on December 25, 2018, 09:45:35 AM
Happy Christmas all. A little quote from The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe:

“How do you know?” he asked, “that your sister’s story is not true?”
“Oh, but –” began Susan, and then stopped. . . “But Edmund said they had only been pretending.”
“That is a point,” said the Professor, “which certainly deserves consideration; very careful consideration. For instance–if you will excuse me for asking the question–does your experience lead you to regard your brother or your sister as the more reliable? I mean, which is the more truthful?”
“That is a point,” said the Professor, “which certainly deserves consideration; very careful consideration. For instance–if you will excuse me for asking the question–does your experience lead you to regard your brother or your sister as the more reliable? I mean, which is the more truthful?”
“That’s the funny thing about it, Sir,” said Peter. “Up till now, I’d have said Lucy every time.”
“And what do you think, my dear?” said the Professor, turning to Susan.
“Well,” said Susan, “in general, Id’ say the same as Peter, but this couldn’t be true–all this about the wood and the Faun.”
“That is more than I know,” said the Professor, “and a charge of lying against someone whom you have always found truthful is a very serious thing; a very serious thing indeed.”
“We were afraid it mightn’t even be lying,” said Susan. “We thought there might be something wrong with Lucy.”
“Madness, you mean?” said the Professor quite coolly. “Oh, you can make your minds easy about that. One has only to look at her and talk to her to see that she is not mad.” [The children don’t know what to think at this point!]
“Logic!” said the Professor half to himself. “Why don’t they teach logic at these schools?”
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Steve H on December 25, 2018, 09:56:13 AM
I've just got up Oliphant (may I call you "Oli"?).  So you were delicious, were you ;) ?

Oops! edited.
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Alan Burns on December 25, 2018, 04:08:52 PM
Wishing you all the joys that Christmas can bring.
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Sassy on December 27, 2018, 02:11:53 PM
Hope all your turkeys were big ones and your left overs few. No curry and everything else made with turkey left overs.

Hope all had a good Christmas. Been out so much over Christmas last meal yesterday just the 4 of us which was great for a change.

Now to rest and get over the Christmas where being busy was enjoyable but tiring. Hope your stocking filled with what you wanted.
God bless and enjoy the festivities through to the new year. xx
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Sebastian Toe on December 27, 2018, 02:24:35 PM
Have a very sherry Xmas.
I know I will.

Hic!
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: jeremyp on December 27, 2018, 09:34:02 PM
Have a very sherry Xmas.
I know I will.

Hic!

Clearly. Christmas Day was two days ago.
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Steve H on December 31, 2018, 12:22:33 PM
The place to go for German Christmas refuseniks. (https://www.barhh.com/) It appears that you can still smoke in indoor public places in Germany.
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Roses on December 31, 2018, 12:27:14 PM
The place to go for German Christmas refuseniks. (https://www.barhh.com/) It appears that you can still smoke in indoor public places in Germany.


How awful! :o
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Aruntraveller on December 31, 2018, 12:27:59 PM

How awful! :o

Did you get the joke?
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Steve H on December 31, 2018, 12:29:11 PM

How awful! :o
I'm sure they have no-smoking bars and restaurants available for those who pretend to hate or be allergic to tobacco-smoke. Did you get the joke in my post?
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Roses on December 31, 2018, 12:33:16 PM
I'm sure they have no-smoking bars and restaurants available for those who pretend to hate or be allergic to tobacco-smoke. Did you get the joke in my post?

No I didn't, please explain it to this senile old bat.
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Aruntraveller on December 31, 2018, 12:33:43 PM
Bar Hamburg. Think Scrooge.
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Steve H on December 31, 2018, 01:44:53 PM
Bought a bottle of Bowmore andfour bottles of cider for tonight and tomorrow, only to find that No. 2 brat has bought loads of Magners cider, which I've never tried. I mention this in advance, as my excuse for any bizarre posts from me in the next 24 hours.
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Anchorman on December 31, 2018, 01:48:49 PM
Bought a bottle of Bowmore andfour bottles of cider for tonight and tomorrow, only to find that No. 2 brat has bought loads of Magners cider, which I've never tried. I mention this in advance, as my excuse for any bizarre posts from me in the next 24 hours.
   
Bowmore?
Now you're talking......
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Steve H on December 31, 2018, 01:54:16 PM
   
Bowmore?
Now you're talking......
Glad you approve!
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Anchorman on December 31, 2018, 01:56:52 PM
Glad you approve!
   


Anything from the Isles floats my boat.
I'd planned to open a Laphroaig quarter cask myself, but Sant kindly delivered a fifteen-year old Lagavulin.
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Roses on December 31, 2018, 02:19:53 PM
I gave my husband a 15 year old Glenfiddich as one of his pressies. He enjoys a small glass of it on a Sunday lunchtime, the only alcohol he has in a week.
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Sebastian Toe on December 31, 2018, 06:46:18 PM
Clearly. Christmas Day was two days ago.
If you don't go to bed and drink continuously then it still counts as Christmas Day, well in my house it does!
Hic, hic!
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Robbie on December 31, 2018, 06:57:54 PM
Christmas all over now, was good (I went into work Friday and Sat for a few hours). Will probably see the new year in at my sister's, dad and in laws are going there too.  Back to normal Wednesday. I'm tired and will sleep a lot tomorrow!
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Steve H on December 31, 2018, 07:34:37 PM
Bought a bottle of Bowmore andfour bottles of cider for tonight and tomorrow, only to find that No. 2 brat has bought loads of Magners cider, which I've never tried. I mention this in advance, as my excuse for any bizarre posts from me in the next 24 hours.
Drinking a Magners now. Typical commercial cider - slightly fizzy, bland, inoffensive, pleasant enough but completely undistinguished. I've got eight more of them to get through, plus some ciders with a bit more oomph, pzazz and va-va-voom about them from Aspall, Henney, Thatcher and Weston.
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Sassy on January 06, 2019, 09:56:55 AM
Happy New Year... was probably one of the best yet for us. Hope this year is blessed for everyone with good health, happiness, love and wealth.  Sassy. xx
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Robbie on January 06, 2019, 10:48:02 AM
Same to you Sassy! Glad it was one of the best ones for you. Isn't it 'weird' when it's all over? It's the same every year, an unreal feeling for a while (tho' I felt 'unreal' well before :-) ).

My youngest was 27 on 4th Jan this year (I'm a '4th' child too but April). Eldest one 30 in February, seems like yesterday they were babies but in other ways it's a lifetime! Eldest soon married (youngest has various ideas on the theme of marriage).

Going back to sleep for a while.
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Sassy on January 07, 2019, 01:39:44 AM
Same to you Sassy! Glad it was one of the best ones for you. Isn't it 'weird' when it's all over? It's the same every year, an unreal feeling for a while (tho' I felt 'unreal' well before :-) ).

My youngest was 27 on 4th Jan this year (I'm a '4th' child too but April). Eldest one 30 in February, seems like yesterday they were babies but in other ways it's a lifetime! Eldest soon married (youngest has various ideas on the theme of marriage).

Going back to sleep for a while.

Hi Robbie,

I like to think that being at rest and peaceful makes Christmas so good. Did not make my own church this Christmas Eve but went to my friends Beryls church on the way home from spending a couple of hours with her. We met when she took my daughter to school at the age of 2 and been friends ever since.  It has been good the last year. Losing Kath was very very sad but felt God draw nearer to me. My friends really helped and my mums neighbour I love to bits was able to spend an evening with her. 86 and I said she was 87 the years go fast enough.  My daughter 29 and my youngest 23 in May.  His dad with us for Christmas and New Year enjoyed the time. I hope you sleep well and hope your children and grandchildren bring you joy. I am trying to live mine to the full from now on. Hope your life is the same this year for you. Speak soon

Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Robbie on January 07, 2019, 02:09:36 AM
No grandchildren yet Sassy but maybe within couple of years? Not something i dwell on but would like if it happened. I'm 58 so prob'ly about right time...... watch this space.
Title: Re: Christmas 2018 thread
Post by: Robbie on January 07, 2019, 03:37:59 PM
I gave my husband a 15 year old Glenfiddich as one of his pressies. He enjoys a small glass of it on a Sunday lunchtime, the only alcohol he has in a week.

My husband (Charlie) gets a big one & something else for Christmas from a client. I've never tasted it, dislike whisky but he says it's quite nice, we usually take it over to my sister's, sometimes open it at home after lunch & clearing away is done and offer to dad or dad in law or any other person there.

Very nice prezzie LR!