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Winter has truly arrived when the moose photos appear! Wonderful, as  always, Diane. I love 'em.
13 grandchildren, Max? I'm exhausted after three and a half years of my FIRST one! Congratulations, my friend!

Congratulations on your 13th grandchild Max - how fun that must be when you all get together. A great-grandchild is really looking into the future. 

We too started giving cash when they started leaving the gifts they didn't want for me to return lol

The moose showed up in the dark last night but I managed to get some photos this morning.

Sorry DL is still in the hospital - send her my best wishes. Good luck getting those toys assembled.

Saw a moose in the distance outside the kitchen window this morning - hopefully it will be back to trim the branches on the willow in the next day or two and I can get a photo.

We have so much snow this year and its been cold so it makes it very Christmassy. We have two kids home this year and have been playing board games already and watching movies. We pretty much always have quiet Christmases.

Wishing you all joy and peace. 

Zesty, my sister, who is 85 and therefore has earned the right to do what she likes, watches between 2 and 3 of those Hallmark movies every day in the run up to Christmas. LOL

I think I watched one this year, but as it had a well known actress, it may not have been one but same formulated plot.

I have now watched SEVEN new to me Christmas movies this year. I actually saw one worth recommending last night: FX's A Christmas Carol. It was like you have never watched another version before - almost three hours long mind.

Usually watch Die Hard - this time we watched it very early and I have a list of 3 must watches every year and a few optionals. I thought it would be interesting to see some never before watched this year but not having a high success rate of great ones lol 

Congratulations on the new grandadaughter Roger. Great news. Hoping Lil gets home to enjoy some of the collective family joy.

Diane, my wife has been watching many Christmas films this season, but sadly most of them are from Netflix. As a consequence, they have the same repeated plot (successful but lonely young woman who works in the city, reluctantly returns to her hometown for Christmas and falls in love with a handyman who wears a checked shirt and hands out hot chocolate at the Yuletide market) often the same cast (none of whom have ever been in anything that IMBD would rate higher than a four out of ten), and are generally less engaging than watching the constituent moisture evaporate from a patch of Dulux vinyl silk.

Give me Die Hard any day.