little Christmas Eve Lillejuleaften
23 December is called the Little Yule Eve in Denmark Jul - Wikipedia
and is the day of preparation for the continental Christmas celebrated on the 24th because the 25th is a very holy day.
the 97 bus was moving to the left revealing the illuminated side wall too
using best pic I finally got these decorations as we drove by
I got off at the Bullring shopping mall and after queueing at the cash point walked on through the mall to the covered markets.
discount paper and office supplies but they had no nib pens of any kind.
these are biggest crabs I have ever seen - and this is where to buy kippers too.
coming out the other side of the Birmingham markets I walked around china town looking for brush and ink which I eventual found at
Chinese Cultural Exchange. 3 Pershore Street, Birmingham, West Midlands, B5 4PT. Telephone: 0121-666-6838.
I walked back through the rag market and this stall has everything for cats and dogs
these glass ornaments I would have loved as a child.
and clothes were hung high
It was way past closing time but i foud there weer bargains to be had - 5 turnips or 12 grapefruit or two bags of grapes for £1 and 50 pence for 24 plums.
I love to eat cabbage and turnips at this time of year and I like to follow the seasons - with no lettuce for a couple of months.
I love the chaotic nature of the piles of rubbish
the misty windowed 97 bus home stopped at every traffic light and bus stop and was packed with present bearing shoppers
When I got home I sat down in front of the TV with a big glass of coffee, and a small gin, and some fruit, and laughed and laughed and laughed at
Harry Hill's All New You've Been Framed - Google Search a worth successor to "Harry Hill's TV Burp" - Google Search
afterwards TV off and back online listening to Verdi DON CARLO
opera on 3 live from the met - Google Search
SIRIUS Satellite Radio - Metropolitan Opera Radio
Metropolitan Opera Radio offers up to four live broadcasts weekly during the 2006-07 season as well as an amazing collection of live recordings, newly restored and re-mastered, from the Met's illustrious radio broadcast history.
and talk of hi-definition tv live opera TV satellite transmissions to cinemas world wide
and is the day of preparation for the continental Christmas celebrated on the 24th because the 25th is a very holy day.
the 97 bus was moving to the left revealing the illuminated side wall too
using best pic I finally got these decorations as we drove by
I got off at the Bullring shopping mall and after queueing at the cash point walked on through the mall to the covered markets.
discount paper and office supplies but they had no nib pens of any kind.
these are biggest crabs I have ever seen - and this is where to buy kippers too.
coming out the other side of the Birmingham markets I walked around china town looking for brush and ink which I eventual found atChinese Cultural Exchange. 3 Pershore Street, Birmingham, West Midlands, B5 4PT. Telephone: 0121-666-6838.
I walked back through the rag market and this stall has everything for cats and dogs
these glass ornaments I would have loved as a child.
and clothes were hung high
It was way past closing time but i foud there weer bargains to be had - 5 turnips or 12 grapefruit or two bags of grapes for £1 and 50 pence for 24 plums.I love to eat cabbage and turnips at this time of year and I like to follow the seasons - with no lettuce for a couple of months.
I love the chaotic nature of the piles of rubbish
the misty windowed 97 bus home stopped at every traffic light and bus stop and was packed with present bearing shoppersWhen I got home I sat down in front of the TV with a big glass of coffee, and a small gin, and some fruit, and laughed and laughed and laughed at
Harry Hill's All New You've Been Framed - Google Search a worth successor to "Harry Hill's TV Burp" - Google Search
afterwards TV off and back online listening to Verdi DON CARLO
opera on 3 live from the met - Google Search
SIRIUS Satellite Radio - Metropolitan Opera Radio
Metropolitan Opera Radio offers up to four live broadcasts weekly during the 2006-07 season as well as an amazing collection of live recordings, newly restored and re-mastered, from the Met's illustrious radio broadcast history.
and talk of hi-definition tv live opera TV satellite transmissions to cinemas world wide
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