Because I Needed One Post in 2013 About Christmas

I have been blogging with WordPress since 2006. That’s 7 years now! Whilst some might wait until the tenth year to do what is about to follow, I don’t follow standards nor rules, I generally blog about the last thing on my mind … which might explain why 2013 has so far seen less than 40 posts.

So I figured you need to reread (or in some cases read for the first time) all the blog posts I have posted on or about Christmas over the last seven years.

Those with an asterix (*) are actually self-serving gift requests.

2006

Ten Things NOT to say at the Xmas Lunch – 14th Dec 2006

2008

Christmas Gifts, I Don’t Want – 8 Nov 2008
Almost Xmas 2008 – 24 Nov 2008
One Day Before Christmas – 26 Dec 2008

2009

All I Want for Christmas – 26 Nov 2009
The Twelve Days of Techno-Xmas – 9 Dec 2009

2010

Children at the 2010 Adelaide Xmas Pageant – 15 Nov 2010
Animals at the 2010 Adelaide Xmas Pageant – 16 Nov 2010
Portraits at the 2010 Adelaide Xmas Pageant – 17 Nov 2010
Shooting Portraits of Colourful Christmas Clowns – 18 Nov 2010

2011

Geek Stuff I Wish I Got for Xmas 2011 – 27 Dec 2011

2012

Toys my Son Wants for Christmas! – 9 Dec 2012
A Big Bang Christmas – 23 Dec 2012

2013

Because I Needed One Post in 2013 About Christmas – 27 Oct 2013 (THIS POST)
How I make a Healthy Xmas Smoothie - 27 Oct 2023

2023

My 2023 Xmas and NYE Message – 22 Dec 2023

Because [SPOILER ALERT] Santa Claus doesn’t actually exist, I gotta yell into the binary void hoping anyone, someone, buy me presents.

Our family doesn’t do presents for adults now. For some silly reason I am now classified an adult – at only 45 years old! Sigh. My beautiful blue-eyed baby boy gets EVERY PRESENT!

POSTSCRIPT:

I don’t really need any gifts. If I got nothing at all, I’d still be happy. So long as I have food, water, somewhere to sleep well and internet access, I am happy.


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