It was a lovely Christmas day, I really enjoy Christmas being on a Sunday - we had quite a short Christmas day service, we just had the Sacrament followed by a violin piece by Francesca Fotheringham, and then Verity, myself and Gerry sang a rendition of "Oh Holy Night" - one of my favourite Christmas songs, then Bishop Fotheringham said a few words and we all went our separate ways for family Christmases
Dad, Emma and I went over to Tim and Kerry's to join in their Christmas Day festivities - Dad and I have been going there for a few years now, but Emma joined this year since she got divorced. Paul and the kids were over at the Frances for Christmas dinner. I feel quite at home at Tim and Kerry's for Christmas, even though I was married for the last few Christmases, nothing really changed this year even though I'm separated - it is always delightful to hang out with family!
There is an English tradition of pouring Brandy on the Christmas pudding and set it on fire...they asked me if I planned to eat any before they smothered it with Brandy; I have never liked Christmas pudding with or without Brandy!! Here it is being lit (held by Audrey...Kerry's mum)
Dad, Emma and I went over to Tim and Kerry's to join in their Christmas Day festivities - Dad and I have been going there for a few years now, but Emma joined this year since she got divorced. Paul and the kids were over at the Frances for Christmas dinner. I feel quite at home at Tim and Kerry's for Christmas, even though I was married for the last few Christmases, nothing really changed this year even though I'm separated - it is always delightful to hang out with family!
There is an English tradition of pouring Brandy on the Christmas pudding and set it on fire...they asked me if I planned to eat any before they smothered it with Brandy; I have never liked Christmas pudding with or without Brandy!! Here it is being lit (held by Audrey...Kerry's mum)
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