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NSD 10 for me today

Gem-gem

Wednesday was a spendy day - annoyingly only for 64p.
Thursday was a spendy day - meal out and Christmas shopping with friend.
Friday was a spendy day - beer festival with hubby (spent £6.50)
Tomorrow will be another spendy day going to the cinema.
Hopefully Sunday will be a NSD...

Nargleblast

Spent money on 2016 refill pages for the household repository of all knowledge, my Filofax A4 diary!

But.....No spending will occur tomorrow, I am certain.....

Knit_Witch

Sorry I have't been on, totally shattered, being checked for cancer, up to 19 NSD

marmiterulesok

Hey everyone! :wave:

marmiterulesok

Knit_Witch wrote: »

Sorry I have't been on, totally shattered, being checked for cancer, up to 19 NSD

Goodness Knit Witch,I'm really sorry to hear that.

Massive virtual hugs to you.

marmiterulesok

Nargleblast wrote: »

Spent money on 2016 refill pages for the household repository of all knowledge, my Filofax A4 diary!

But.....No spending will occur tomorrow, I am certain.....

We live in hope.

Gem-gem wrote: »

Wednesday was a spendy day - annoyingly only for 64p.
Thursday was a spendy day - meal out and Christmas shopping with friend.
Friday was a spendy day - beer festival with hubby (spent £6.50)
Tomorrow will be another spendy day going to the cinema.
Hopefully Sunday will be a NSD...

Ditto!

Today...well,I just don't know....

slowlyfading halfway there! :j:j

marmiterulesok

After much muttering and grinding of teeth Hubert has totted up the figures again on the trusty abacus and has come up with the fabulous total of
157 nsds and with 20 of us actively posting our nsds,it means that we have a mean average of
7.85 nsds each!!!

Not bad... :money: :j

I think that we deserve some cake for tea.

Mrs Doyle!

marmiterulesok

Nargleblast wrote: »

December.....we could observe the Festival of Santa Lucia on 6th, when apparently Swedish girls wear headdresses with lighted candles on and take coffee and cakes to their parents.

There is the Winter Solstice around the 21st, with much feasting and a burning Yule log.

We could spend a while in Lapland or the North Pole, stay in a log cabin with a lovely wood burning stove, whilst Igor and co help Santa in his workshop, and Hubert plays with the reindeer.

Then again, December is pantomime season, and we could resurrect the famous Ennessdee Towers panto.......everybody to take a part, the panto being a strange amalgam of a number of different pantos.

Of course we should give each other Christmas presents, so perhaps a couple of days before the big day have our very own Christmas party.

Then we just have to see in the New Year in our own special way....

Just a few ideas to be going on with. Anyone else think of anything for December's theme?

This is just a post to remind me of December's theme choices.I'm going to try and sort it out this weekend.

Nargle how are we doing today?

I hope that Igor's temperature taking skills meet with your approval.

Any special requests meal wise before he dishes up the daily gruel?Sans chest wig,thankfully.

Nargleblast

Nargleblast is knackered, been baking cakes and drying washing. Half an hour dossing around on the bed then afternoon tea. I live such an exciting life.

Knitwitch fingers crossed for you. I was recently referred under the two week rule, and although I was about 95% certain it would be fine (and cancer was indeed ruled out straight away) it still didn't stop me wondering "what if..?"
Whatever it is, it is, and you will deal with it - because you have to. We are all rooting for you.