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In the evening we went over to Mums with our salad (which husband dearest made) opened more pressies and ate a buffet dinner which was lovely. Then the traditional poetry and Secret Santa deal – oh and we sang this song which we thought was pretty funny. We changed the names to incriminate ourselves of course.

Then it was home, set the alarm to 4.30am and bed.

Today I had to work but it was a pretty quiet day – got home in the morning and slept most of the afternoon before heading down to the beach for fish and chips with sunset. Lovely.

THAT is the way to do Christmas.