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Blogmas Day 7: Preparation

Elflings,

Tomorrow is the day that the Greens go festive aka I wrap myself up in tinsel, lights and wear baubles as earrings and sing Christmas songs very loud and very out of tune whilst we put the decorations up. My original plan for today's post was going to be a gingerbread house, but it hasn't been made yet ha so PLOT TWIST, it's a shorter post than usual with a me not shoving Christmas down your throat quite as much.

I decided to give this post the title "preparation" because really that's what my evening has consisted of. My mum likes to completely blitz the living room before we put the decorations up, so that happened, and we found a spider that ended up getting run over by a cabinet (accidentally) and somehow survived with a possible broken leg. Mummy G did the good deed and put it outside whilst I screamed on the sofa thinking it was going to attack me.

All this happened whilst DJ Lia was flicking through music channels and singing Christmas songs very loud and very out of key. It is a very good job we live in a detached house.

I'm sure you have guessed that tomorrow's post will be completely dedicated to putting the Christmas decorations up so you'll have lots of lovely photos of the tree and Santa and tinsel and me attempting to put tinsel on the dog and her not cooperating (happens every year).

I really hope they're wrong about the weather that's meant to be coming over the weekend because I don't fancy the snow, which is odd because I used to love it but now I'm at the age where it's a bit eh. I can't wake up on a weekday and wait for the local radio station to announce that my school isn't going to open today. Every time I try and build a snowman, it fails. And, it's bloody cold but that's obvious. I like looking at snow and I love seeing my dog in it because she loves it, and to a certain extent I do like it. I just like it where it doesn't really cause too much damage to my plans or my family's plans and whatnot, but as you get older I think it just gets in the way. Also, I do not want to try and drive in the snow, me and Tilly (the Toyota) will not have a good time.

My plan tomorrow is to aim to get lot's of things ticked off various to-do lists in terms of trying to complete Christmas buying and whatnot and cards and uni stuff because apparently that isn't put on hold for me to do exciting Christmas things...rude.

Until tomorrow,
Lia x



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