At a loose end....

[Margaret Pilkington]

Christmas day was not all that and a bago of chips...it was aliright...in that it was without any drama.
It was just an ordinary day with a roast dinner.
I sat and did not so much for a large part of the day....the TV offerings on our TV were dire.
There was an East Enders version of A christmas carol...that id not light my fire because I absolutely cannot abide the story...then there was the Alistair sim version of the same story....goodness what torture(OK...I know it isn't real torture, but you get where I am coming from).
I gasve up on the Tv and came upstairs to where I keep my vraft stuff.
My intention was to put away the Christmas cutting dies and the stamps and glittery.
But when I do this I usually get side tracked by something.I twas no different. I went on my computer and looked at Pinterest and found so many things that I could have used for my creations...so I have downloaded stuff that will feature ein the creations next year.
I sorted the Christmas designs into files so that I can find them when I want them...
And while this was not what I had intended doing...it was better than TV.
Oh I could have done some cleaning...but who cleans on christmas day?

 

[cashman]

we have been saying the same, the Telly has been utter crap this christmas and they cant blame the virus on that, im really glad we got Netflix that is what we have watched in the main.

 

[Margaret Pilkington]

I thought it was just me.
They have a bloody nerve asking for the licence fee...most of the stuff was programs repeated and not very good programs either.
We do not have netflix

 

[cashman]

for what it costs we think its well worth it,

 

[Margaret Pilkington]

I am sure himself would like it...I am not much into TV, movies, box sets.