Merry Christmas, and a Prosperous and Happy New Year to all. Some of us have not seen eye to eye, had differing opinions, but have a great Christmas, and let battle commence in the new year!!

Xmas cheers to all

Merry Friday, everyone.

While still living in USA I had a 50-liter stockpot and I would cook two big fresh hams the day before, finish them in the oven, and then take them to somewhere having a free Christmas dinner. I don't go much for Christmas myself but I enjoyed the look on all when you walk in with enough ham to feed 100 people. Then I'd go home and chill.

Edited December 24, 201510 yr by JLCrab

Happy day to those like me that don't have family to spend the day with, and are hanging out on TV. Cheers.

I'm hanging out with (in about 15 minutes) San Diego Charges vs. Oakland Raiders. What-the-heck I'm a radio guy.But the big games are coming up this weekend.

happy christmas from Nikmar at work.

Happy day to those like me that don't have family to spend the day with, and are hanging out on TV. Cheers.

I forbid my Thai wife/family to mimic any Christmas celebrations.

For New Years Eve three suckling pigs (boar type) are reserved for the big party when they all come home.

The sons will do the "dirty job" and then put them on the stick.

Edited December 25, 201510 yr by KhunBENQ

Happy day to those like me that don't have family to spend the day with, and are hanging out on TV. Cheers.

I forbid my Thai wife/family to mimic any Christmas celebrations.

For New Years Eve three suckling pigs (boar type) are reserved for the big party when they all come home.

The sons will do the "dirty job" and then put them on the stick.

Would they be prone to mimic any Christmas celebrations if you didn't forbid them?

Happy day to those like me that don't have family to spend the day with, and are hanging out on TV. Cheers.

I forbid my Thai wife/family to mimic any Christmas celebrations.

For New Years Eve three suckling pigs (boar type) are reserved for the big party when they all come home.

The sons will do the "dirty job" and then put them on the stick.

It was just another work day for my Thai wife when I called her, though she did wish me Merry Xmas.

Happy day to those like me that don't have family to spend the day with, and are hanging out on TV. Cheers.

I forbid my Thai wife/family to mimic any Christmas celebrations.

For New Years Eve three suckling pigs (boar type) are reserved for the big party when they all come home.

The sons will do the "dirty job" and then put them on the stick.

It was just another work day for my Thai wife when I called her, though she did wish me Merry Xmas.

I took my wife to work as per normal. I would have worked too, but the school is having mid-term exams, so no classes.

And she did wish me a merry Xmas at about 4 am

Edited December 25, 201510 yr by Seastallion

Happy day to those like me that don't have family to spend the day with, and are hanging out on TV. Cheers.

I forbid my Thai wife/family to mimic any Christmas celebrations.

For New Years Eve three suckling pigs (boar type) are reserved for the big party when they all come home.

The sons will do the "dirty job" and then put them on the stick.

Would they be prone to mimic any Christmas celebrations if you didn't forbid them?

My wife repeatedly ask whether I want to do a Christmas celebration (or why not).

She seems concerned that I can not do without it.

I want to check something. Thais working retail don't say Merry Christmas or Happy Holidays these days, do they? Never happened to me in Thailand. I did comment to a clerk wearing one of those funny red hats and I could tell she HATED it. Boss made her do it, of course.

I made the dinner,we had duck and roast pots and roast parsnips,while we were eating someone rang wanting the wife to show them a property,it was a falang ,on Christmas day!! She declined merry Xmas to you all

Merry Christmas & and God bless us every one!

HAPPY NEW YEAR 2016 to all, from 'snowy' Korat. Tonight,(Boxing day) we have another nosh-up with my golfing buddies, then,

we are off to the mountains of Loei for new year. Maybe no internet...(good riddance!!) Whaa?, who said that?

Edited December 26, 201510 yr by Ghostnigel

I want to check something. Thais working retail don't say Merry Christmas or Happy Holidays these days, do they? Never happened to me in Thailand. I did comment to a clerk wearing one of those funny red hats and I could tell she HATED it. Boss made her do it, of course.

You mean those red and white New Year's caps?

We always celebrate, I just tie mistletoe to the dog's tail..,