Archive for Uncle AJ's Rolex, Wrist Watch & Nature Forum A place to chill out and have some fun a forum about nothing yet also about everything. An alternative wrist watch and nature forum.          Uncle AJ's Rolex, Wrist Watch & Nature Forum Forum Index -> General discussions away36 The Christmas Thread Whoo hooo!!! Only 49 days 'til Christmas!!! I've got a bunch of my shopping done for the grandkids already!! I ****LOVE**** Christmas!!!! I can't wait to put the trees up!!! I don't think I'll do THIS though.     ColinB Looks better up the right way Nancy! Now where did I put the furniture? away36 ColinB wrote: Looks better up the right way Nancy! Now where did I put the furniture?   Clever boy!!! If we had company for dinner, I'd have to serve upside cake for dessert!   JimSnyder Re: The Christmas Thread away36 wrote: Whoo hooo!!! Only 49 days 'til Christmas!!! I've got a bunch of my shopping done for the grandkids already!! I ****LOVE**** Christmas!!!! I can't wait to put the trees up!!! I don't think I'll do THIS though.     ooooooooonne can off bUSH lITE BuUr im da frudge .................and I got the tree up         Deep Sea I'm with you!!  My kids have already talked me into getting out the blow-up Christmas decorations meant for the yard....which are now sitting squarely in our atrium.  A penguin that pops out of an igloo, and Snoopy on top of his doghouse draped with Christmas lights, now adorn our household.  But I don't care...I love this time of year. Can't wait for Sirius/XM to start with the holiday music! JimSnyder Deep Sea wrote: I'm with you!!  My kids have already talked me into getting out the blow-up Christmas decorations meant for the yard....which are now sitting squarely in our atrium.  A penguin that pops out of an igloo, and Snoopy on top of his doghouse draped with Christmas lights, now adorn our household.  But I don't care...I love this time of year. Can't wait for Sirius/XM to start with the holiday music! x2     Lion Re: The Christmas Thread away36 wrote: Whoo hooo!!! Only 49 days 'til Christmas!!! I've got a bunch of my shopping done for the grandkids already!! I ****LOVE**** Christmas!!!! I can't wait to put the trees up!!! I don't think I'll do THIS though.     Gives new meaning to putting the presents under the tree!!! East Bay Rider Re: The Christmas Thread Lion wrote: Gives new meaning to putting the presents under the tree!!! Just imagine the size of the presents you could fit under that tree. T-R Re: The Christmas Thread away36 wrote: Brilliant idea!!!       I like it... away36 Re: The Christmas Thread JimSnyder wrote: ooooooooonne can off bUSH lITE BuUr im da frudge .................and I got the tree up                 You crack me up, Jim! That made me laugh out loud.   ColinB Re: The Christmas Thread away36 wrote: JimSnyder wrote: ooooooooonne can off bUSH lITE BuUr im da frudge .................and I got the tree up                 You crack me up, Jim! That made me laugh out loud.   Me too         away36 Deep Sea wrote: I'm with you!!  My kids have already talked me into getting out the blow-up Christmas decorations meant for the yard....which are now sitting squarely in our atrium.  A penguin that pops out of an igloo, and Snoopy on top of his doghouse draped with Christmas lights, now adorn our household.  But I don't care...I love this time of year. Can't wait for Sirius/XM to start with the holiday music! How exciting! How old are the kids?? Yesterday I ordered a Christmas CD I've wanted since last year. I can't wait for it it get here!!!   Tools Well, we're getting out of Dodge for Christmas... too many family members pulling fro a dozen different directions to make it fun any more.. I plan to put up the outside decorations that include a large lighted Santa who waves,  sleigh on the rooftop and livestock...........  but no tree inside...too much trouble for the two of us.. I suppose it's another Christmas Cruise.......  maybe just out to Catalina Island and around.. You know, like the song.."Twenty six miles across the sea...Santa Catalina is waiten' for me...la,. la, la.... Taffi Abernathy The trusty terrier and I celebrate Chanukah.  It's very festive and here's the breakdown.  I open a Chanukah card from my parents which contains money, after which I present them with a card containing a check.   Sometimes if I go all out, I will get them a gift certificate to a favorite store (a variation on a theme  - basically a check to be used at that one place.)  Doesn't the sentimentality bring a tear to your eye?   BigBird Taffi Abernathy wrote: The trusty terrier and I celebrate Chanukah.  It's very festive and here's the breakdown.  I open a Chanukah card from my parents which contains money, after which I present them with a card containing a check.   Sometimes if I go all out, I will get them a gift certificate to a favorite store (a variation on a theme  - basically a check to be used at that one place.)  Doesn't the sentimentality bring a tear to your eye?   I am lucky to get an apple dipped in honey. Deep Sea away36 wrote: Deep Sea wrote: I'm with you!!  My kids have already talked me into getting out the blow-up Christmas decorations meant for the yard....which are now sitting squarely in our atrium.  A penguin that pops out of an igloo, and Snoopy on top of his doghouse draped with Christmas lights, now adorn our household.  But I don't care...I love this time of year. Can't wait for Sirius/XM to start with the holiday music! How exciting! How old are the kids?? Yesterday I ordered a Christmas CD I've wanted since last year. I can't wait for it it get here!!!   My daughter is 6 and my son is 3-1/2.  My son listens to music every night while going to sleep, and the Christmas music was his choice up till August.  Both kids absolutely love the holidays, and repeatedly watch the DVD's of Frosty & Rudolph, etc.  We spend time riding around and looking at the decorations, also.  Even though Hawaii has a better chance of snow, the Mexicans decorate to the hilt and enjoy the heck out of this time of the year. Just today I had one of my guys reserve the caterer for my department Christmas party, which will be at my house this year.  There'll be at least 60 folks, so it'll be a heck of a bash.  I'll snap a few photos in the coming weeks and add to this thread. Lion Taffi Abernathy wrote: The trusty terrier and I celebrate Chanukah.  It's very festive and here's the breakdown.  I open a Chanukah card from my parents which contains money, after which I present them with a card containing a check.   Sometimes if I go all out, I will get them a gift certificate to a favorite store (a variation on a theme  - basically a check to be used at that one place.)  Doesn't the sentimentality bring a tear to your eye?   Faith, sounds very familiar, I always enjoy getting cash during the extended holiday season. I would get a check from my parents and grandparents so I could buy what I wanted. My wife is christian and likes presents and I prefer cash. So I must admit it is fun to buy lots of gifts for my wife so she has plenty to open up on X-mas morning..... away36 Re: The Christmas Thread East Bay Rider wrote: Lion wrote: Gives new meaning to putting the presents under the tree!!! Just imagine the size of the presents you could fit under that tree. Yeaaaaah.....you're thinkin' new bike aren't ya Bill!!   away36 Tools wrote: Well, we're getting out of Dodge for Christmas... too many family members pulling fro a dozen different directions to make it fun any more.. Larry, whatever it is that makes your Christmas "Christmas" for you is good. As long as you and Pam are together it doesn't matter where you are !!! away36 Taffi Abernathy wrote: The trusty terrier and I celebrate Chanukah.  It's very festive and here's the breakdown.  I open a Chanukah card from my parents which contains money, after which I present them with a card containing a check.   Sometimes if I go all out, I will get them a gift certificate to a favorite store (a variation on a theme  - basically a check to be used at that one place.)  Doesn't the sentimentality bring a tear to your eye?   Faith.....you never cease to crack me up. The only thing that made this funnier than the post itself, is reading the post after YOU started the Secret Santa/Pollyanna/Kris Kringle thread. I'm gonna be PRAYING to get YOUR number!         Lion away36 wrote: Taffi Abernathy wrote: The trusty terrier and I celebrate Chanukah.  It's very festive and here's the breakdown.  I open a Chanukah card from my parents which contains money, after which I present them with a card containing a check.   Sometimes if I go all out, I will get them a gift certificate to a favorite store (a variation on a theme  - basically a check to be used at that one place.)  Doesn't the sentimentality bring a tear to your eye?   Faith.....you never cease to crack me up. The only thing that made this funnier than the post itself, is reading the post after YOU started the Secret Santa/Pollyanna/Kris Kringle thread. I'm gonna be PRAYING to get YOUR number!         Yah, you can send her a check!!! JJ Irani Re: The Christmas Thread ColinB wrote: away36 wrote: JimSnyder wrote: ooooooooonne can off bUSH lITE BuUr im da frudge .................and I got the tree up                 You crack me up, Jim! That made me laugh out loud.   Me too         Me three!!         away36 Deep Sea wrote: My daughter is 6 and my son is 3-1/2.   Delightful! I can't wait to see their pictures! What are their names? Deep Sea wrote: Just today I had one of my guys reserve the caterer for my department Christmas party, which will be at my house this year.  There'll be at least 60 folks, so it'll be a heck of a bash.  I'll snap a few photos in the coming weeks and add to this thread. Sounds like it's going to be one heck of a fun time. We'll all be looking forward to the pictures. What fun!!!     away36 Christmas "mood" music!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szLmAPW39uE Tools away36 wrote: Christmas "mood" music!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szLmAPW39uE That's interesting... But I wouldn't want the guy living next to me............. Deep Sea away36 wrote: Deep Sea wrote: My daughter is 6 and my son is 3-1/2.   Delightful! I can't wait to see their pictures! What are their names? Deep Sea wrote: Just today I had one of my guys reserve the caterer for my department Christmas party, which will be at my house this year.  There'll be at least 60 folks, so it'll be a heck of a bash.  I'll snap a few photos in the coming weeks and add to this thread. Sounds like it's going to be one heck of a fun time. We'll all be looking forward to the pictures. What fun!!!     The girl is Caroline and the boy is Michael.  I'll dig for a semi-recent picture...hold on....OK, I just resized a few.  Maybe I'll put them into the family portrait section also. Here's one of me with the kids: Here's one of all of us: And one of me and Lori: Lion Martin, what a beautiful family you are a lucky man!!! Taffi Abernathy Great pictures, great looking family. ABS Gorgeous family!! You're a lucky man! away36 The kids are absolutely adorable! Your wife is beautiful! I can't believe how much she looks like Patricia Richardson!!!   Looking forward to seeing the other pics!! Tools Great looking family.... uncle aj Nice pictures Martin of a lovely family.     Lisa What a cutie you are, Martin!  Beautiful wife and children.   What watch is your wife wearing? Carolina You guys are so cute!!   Jimbits76 I love Christmas.... In fact this is me right now... Link J Deep Sea Lisa wrote: What a cutie you are, Martin!  Beautiful wife and children.   What watch is your wife wearing? Thanks, Lisa!   ya! Lori's wearing a Tudor Sub in the picture.  It's been proclaimed 'her' watch now since I sold my ND Sub.  In fact, I just purchased a DSSD, and don't like it, so it'll hit the sales section around Christmas, and I'll pick up another ND Sub, more for her than me. See y'all after my training ride today...my last long one before the race. Have a good day! away36 Jimbits76 wrote: I love Christmas.... In fact this is me right now... You're right. An uncanny likeness....but....how did he get rid of the accent!?       Jimbits76 It's widely known that the Quahog accent is very similar to a British Norfolk one! J uncle aj Jimbits76 wrote: It's widely known that the Quahog accent is very similar to a British Norfolk one! J Now tharts bootiful.     ColinB uncle aj wrote: Jimbits76 wrote: It's widely known that the Quahog accent is very similar to a British Norfolk one! J Now tharts bootiful.         uncle aj ColinB wrote: uncle aj wrote: Jimbits76 wrote: It's widely known that the Quahog accent is very similar to a British Norfolk one! J Now tharts bootiful.         Which one is the turkey?     Jimbits76 Aha Lord and Master Bernard Matthews. Good old boy. J away36 Jimbits76 wrote: Aha Lord and Master Bernard Matthews. Good old boy. J Speaking of good old boys, where's our resident redneck?        Uncle AJ's Rolex, Wrist Watch & Nature Forum Forum Index -> General discussions Page 1 of 1

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