Have a wonderful holiday, be kind to all you meet and don’t forget to put out the milk and cookies!
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The Broken Bullhorn 
And to you and yours, Richard!
Great picture. Have a good one.
Same to you both! By my calculations, Santa should be here in about 6 hours. Oh boy oh boy oh boy!
A very, merry Christmas to you and your wife, Richard. It has been a real pleasure conversing with you this year and watching all the excitement in your lives with the new move adventure. I wish you both a wonderful first Christmas in your new home.
A First Christmas in a new home is always special. Hope you and your wife enjoy some Holiday Cheer!
Happy Holidays to you folks and I hope old Santa is good to you both!
Well, it’s pretty much over but the eating… or rather more of the eating, and I’ll have a few things to show come the New Arrivals post on Monday! (hint: an autobiography, a short story collection and some fantasy, not to mention some serious hardware)
Dang, forgot that milk and cookies. No wonder there was nothing under my tree.
After all the presents and eating I did the one thing that says Spirit of Christmas more than any other–went to the casino. It was packed.
Hope your days was special, Rick.
Not a very merry time here today as we’re in the midst of a freaking blizzard – 30 mph winds are driving the snow straight across. We went out early before it started and got enough food in that we don’t have to go out until it goes away.
They are finally predicting a warm up starting Wednesday. This has been an awful December.
We’ve been watching the Weather Channel. They even cancelled the NF: game in Philly. Wimps. They used to play in any weather. Hope you and George are safe and secure, we will be getting snow Wednesday and it will dip into the mid-low 20s Thursday-Friday here. Today and tomorrow just rain, which keeps it warmer.