Well, they're written. They're addressed and enveloped and the only thing left to do is to get them all stamped and in the mail. And that won't happen until December 5th, because I hate sending out Christmas cards before St Nicholas!
Mind you, I don't go over the top. At least I don't think so. We don't send cards to everyone and his uncle in the Netherlands like they seem to do in England (it took some getting used to I can tell you), so the family and friends and I am done! I see my colleagues often enough and we share a few drinks to celebrate Christmas/New Year. No need for cards there.
Ah well, not a great post for today. I'll try to do better tomorrow!
Nifty photo, Mara. I don't quite understand what it's all about, but I think the yellow things are mailboxes, right? Reminds me, I didn't go to the post office yesterday to check our mail. If my feet allow, maybe Lindy and I will walk there today.
ReplyDeleteGood for you, getting your Christmas cards ready. We're going away early in December, won't be back until the 22nd, so I'd better get busy. I don't do many any more, either.
-- K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
Slow down, Mara, you're giving me a complex.
ReplyDeleteLOL, yes, a bit early.
ReplyDeleteVisiting you from Anvilcloud's blog. Hello!
Oh, my goodness! I haven't even thought about Christmas cards! I'm still reeling from Halloween....
ReplyDeleteI've thought about presents- but not cards yet. Maybe I'll zentangle one :) in my free time (because I actually DO have free time)
ReplyDeleteNow you're just being silly. Or just over-organized. Far too early for Christmas cards!
ReplyDeleteGood for you. I need to get going on mine but I won't mail them until mid December. I wish I had grandchildren so I could do St. Nicholas for them. I use to do it for my children when they were younger. I have such fond memories of St. Nicholas day growing up :)
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