I hope you all had a wonderful Christmas! I did. I knew it'd be a little bittersweet with out my parents or brother and his family but we are pretty used to not being together for Christmas for whatever reason and I was surrounded by family and friends so I can't feel too sorry for myself! I got to talk to my parents, spend time with the family and feed my addiction to guitar hero. All in all, a really nice holiday.I love seeing the kitty's footprints in the snow. She must wander around quite a bit, there are bunches of tracks weaving around the house in the mornings. My favorite prints stopped abruptly in the driveway, completely vanishing with out a trace. What happened there? Brrr... Stay inside scary old kitty.
I woke up this morning with the intention of going to work. I got ready, but very slowly watching the snow outside and wanting more than anything to stay inside. I checked in with the guys and it's a pretty slow day so I've been working from home. YEA! Now I can go do some returning if I feel the need to join the masses. I talk like I don't like all the craziness involved in the holiday hustle and bustle but somehow I think I would feel some kind of void if I didn't return just one thing. It's tradition. And to clarify, it isn't because I don't like my gifts, it's never about not liking them. It's a sickness. I love returning things. Kwona understands.
Boxing Day has always been one of those obscure holidays that I thought Canadians were the only ones who observed. Not true. I checked it out today here. Even South Africans celebrate it in a pretty neat way.
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