Thursday, December 23, 2010

Groves grooves 4: too late?


Houses playing in a Groves street a few days ago, with a wall-mounted post-box. You are probably too late if you want it to arrive before Christmas.

5 comments:

  1. From the (almost) very bottom of the World down here in Tasmania, I wish you a very Merry Christmas/Yule/Jul/Winter Solstice/Summer Solstice/Amaterasu/Brumalia/ Deygān/Dōngzhì/Hanukkah/Hogmanay/Jonkonnu/Korochun/Kolyada/koleda/Wren day/Lenæa/Meán Geimhridh/Lohri/Midvinterblót/Modranicht/Mummer's Day/Rozhanitsa Feast/Şewy Yelda/Soyalangwul/Ziemassvētki/Āshūrā/Ras as-Sana al-Hijreya or whatever festival you choose to Celebrate!

    If you’re opting out this year, have a great time in the next few weeks and keep up the good work!

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  2. If you mailed me a Christmas card or New Years card from that RED mailbox and it ended up late over here, I'd still be happy!
    Merry Christmas from EAGAN daily photo

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  3. My personal rule of thumb is, if I manage to send a Happy New Years card by Jan. 31, I'm doing okay.

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  4. I always leave some too late!
    My best wishes to you, and to those you love, for a very happy Christmas.

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