Good morning, everybody. Welcome to Christmas Eve at last! It's very mild outside and the strong winds have died down - for now anyway.
I've just taken the leg of lamb out of the freezer - and promptly dropped it on my toe - ouch. Nothing broken, but it did hurt for a few moment. Hopefully, that is the worst thing that will happen today.
Circuits with Lindsey was great fun yesterday. It was a sort of open house and there were eleven of us, including three youngsters. There was such a great vibe - Lindsey told me ages ago that this was a sort of dream - go have a class where all ages, sizes and genders were exercising together and having a great time. I think yesterday was pretty close.
Back at home, I pottered around, working through my list until it was all done. I decided I would go to Morrisons at about five thirty rather than do it really early this morning so I did, it was bustling but not packed, I got everything on my list plus (don't all shout at me at once) another half price leg of lamb. See, lamb is my favourite meat but I hardly ever have it because of the cost so it was a great opportunity. They are both in the freezer, of course, and I will enjoy them scattered through the year.
And finally, my lovely Slim Win chat group had a sort of online party which was lots of fun although one of us received some bad new towards the end - no details, of course, but please would you think of Stephanie through the day when you can. Thank you.
The puzzle is finished and here's the final photo. This is the best I could manage as there's a lot of reflection off the pieces.Today's Advent music has to be something I will be watching this evening, the iconic Carols from Kings - here's the traditional starter where the soloist is only told just before it starts. Sooner him than me, that's all I can say.
Here you are - Once in Royal David's city.
And here, fingers crossed, is the link to the whole playlist - it should contain every carol/song in this years Advent Calendar. I will be playing it while I do the last minute stuff and then while I relax with my cuppa and my knitting. Enjoy!
(and, if it doesn't work, please let me know. Thanks.)
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjBnYixEZmRf-WwI8CfsSeBkl197SOMPOMaybe a not in the Christmas Survival Book might help next year
Yikes! That must have hurt. Your poor toe.
ReplyDeleteThe finished puzzle looks beautiful, Joy. And I have very much enjoyed listening to your music choices, this year. Especially this one. It takes me right back to those Christmas Eve church services.
I think I'll take a quiet moment today, to 'make' my Christmas Survival book. It will be useful to make a few notes for next year. Xx
Only temporarily - it is fine now, thanks.
DeleteI have found my book very useful this year - you think you will remember but really you don't. I don't anyway. xx
Enjoy your day today and the advent jigsaw I’d fabulous. Catriona
ReplyDeleteIt was very enjoyable. :-) xx
DeleteI enjoyed reading your Blogmas posts, Joy. The puzzle looks great now it is finished. It's almost a shame to have to put it away again. I couldn't get the whole Christmas music extravaganza to work all the way through but I shall be enjoying them individually today. Thank you for all your hard work putting it together and have a wonderful Christmas. God bless x
ReplyDeleteTry again, Viv - I had the wrong settings. It's not unlisted so, as long as you have the link, you should be able to play it through. Sorry!
DeleteHappy Christmas to you too. xx
I absolutely love the carols from King’s College! It makes Christmas, I think!
ReplyDeleteWell done on completing the puzzle!
Wishing you a very happy Christmas…and enjoy that lamb! 😁🎄⛄️🎅🎄⛄️🎅🎄⛄️😁
It truly does - I love it so much.
DeleteThank you - and the same back to you! xx
The jigsaw looks great now it's all done, it's such a shame to have to break it all up, but it's nice that you can do it all again next year.
ReplyDeleteExactly - and I'm looking forward to doing last year's one over the Twelve Days. xx
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