Something for the Christmas Week


Time to shut up shop for Christmas. I’m off to the in-laws for a week of sitting in a comfy chair and reading a book and hopefully not much else. Hope you and yours have good one and I’ll see you in 2013.

Download: Last Train to Christmas – April March (mp3)

Christmas Bonus



Crude? Juvenile? Yes. Does it make me laugh like a drain? Double yes.

One Day of Christmas


Wherever you are and whatever you’re doing (I’m staying home, thank Jesus) I hope you have a good one and Father Christmas brings you everything you wanted. I’ll see you sometime next week.

Download: Mistletoe – Isaac Hayes (mp3)

Two Days of Christmas

Download: 21st Century Christmas – Saint Etienne (mp3)

Three Days of Christmas


Download: It May Be Winter Outside (But In My Heart It’s Spring) – Love Unlimited (mp3)

Four Days of Christmas


Download: Christmas Card From a Hooker in Minneapolis – Tom Waits (mp3)

Five Days of Christmas


Download: The Little Boy That Santa Claus Forgot – A Girl Called Eddy (mp3)

Off for the Hols


I’m not all that moved by the blogging spirit at the moment so I might as well shut up shop early for Christmas. I’m not actually going anywhere, for the first time in three years we’re spending Christmas at home which I’m looking forward to big time as I’m in dire need of a break (and some mince pies) without any farting around with traveling. Pity we only get one day off over here in this supposedly Christian country though, weeks and weeks of hype and build-up and — poof! — it’s over in one day and everyone goes back to work on Boxing Day (or they would if it wasn’t on a Sunday this year but you know what I mean.)

But however long it is I hope you and yours have a lovely holiday and I will see you sometime on the other side of it.




You might also enjoy a nice Yuletide tune sung by the Auntie Carols.

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