xmas dinner

[quote=JessicaRabbit;1365885]I might get a goose this year...quote]

Jessica dear we did not ask what you were hoping to get on xmas morning!


SV650Racer.

Well,well! You are literally just 10 klicks from me as presently I am in downtown Marbella. Elviria though is one of my favourite locations,(I know them all on CDS due to 5 years working in the property game here.) In fact by the end of Feb I will be actively looking for a villa there myself. Are you staying in the longer established section with street names all after countries?I also like Hacienda Las Chapas just a touch to the east of Elviria closer to Cabopino? No doubt you have popped in to Albert's to view the chintzy decor?

I like Elviria and Hacienda Las Chapas due to them having a residential feel and tbh when I am house hunting privacy will be priority over sea view,as after all I can look at the sea anytime I want to!

Originally Posted by Jamaxx

Thanks for asking.....

My 5 and 7 year old boys are not the best veg eaters in the world (all parents nodding knowingly)

I have freaks for kids. They actually tuck into the veg first and if they want seconds, it's always the veg they want. God damn they even eat sprouts.

We're having turkey, gammon and goose 'round my mum's house. Well, I only remember the turkey and goose bit... could be beef as well, no sure. Can't wait to try goose as I've never had it before. My older sister's other half is a demon in the kitchen, he always cooks the most lush food I've ever tasted. With all the trimmings...

The downside is it's disasterously fattening but then I guess it wouldn't taste so nice otherwise...

Originally Posted by Jamaxx

Thanks for asking.....

My 5 and 7 year old boys are not the best veg eaters in the world (all parents nodding knowingly) so last year we hit on an idea.

We asked the kids what they wanted for christmas dinner...last year they chose pie and chips followed by ice cream.

This year we are having sausage and chips.

SWMBO doesn't have to spend 25 hours slaving over a hot stove to dish up a load of grub that no one will eat, which then leads to an argument and usually results in one or both children dispatched to bedrooms.....

Instead grub is cooked in about an hour with minimal washing up, clean plates and smiles all round.

Sorted.

Merry Christms everyone!

What a terrific idea!!!! How many miserable Christmas dinners did I - and probably everyone else on here - have to endure as a kid, it always led to a yelling match.

Jamaxx, I wish you'd been my dad

[dirtydog]

Originally Posted by BigApe

I have freaks for kids. They actually tuck into the veg first and if they want seconds, it's always the veg they want. God damn they even eat sprouts.

They obviously take after thier dad (ya big freak!)

My little one loves her veg as well although not keen on peas but then again she eats loads of stuff you wouldn't normally expect a 5yr old to eat prawns for instance

As for xmas dinner i have no idea yet what i'll be eating coiuld be turkey with all the trimmings or it could be beans on toast!

Im going cold turkey

Originally Posted by Fizzy Fish

OK we're all coming over to yours!!

Lol... I'll tell Grinch!

Originally Posted by Bear

I was gonna say can I come, but I think I just have!

Cor, and I only mentioned Custard once!!

Originally Posted by BigApe

Me too. Twice.

Ah, now I know you boys are just envisaging a mistletoe-clad Grinch puckering-up, with the remnants of his turkey dinner congealing in his bleached beard...

Originally Posted by Pedrosa

Jessica dear we did not ask what you were hoping to get on xmas morning!

I married a turkey... who's gonna be my goose?! (Only joking Grinch hun... xx)

[tigersaw]

Whatever the canteen is serving. If its shut, pot noodle.

Originally Posted by tigersaw

Whatever the canteen is serving. If its shut, pot noodle.

Bugger...

Want Grinch to ride you up a dinner?! Lol..