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So not a bad pile of logs for the coming xmas & winter at a cost of £60 quid and a few beers.

I'll get through them in a month or two, because I burn them like this...

The mad rich 'hawadja with money to burn...'eat your f***in hearts-out....
Xmas is coming next the 'mulled wine just the odd gallon or so, and dig out the decorations and
download loads of xmas type films....
Ps: you'd die for my 'mulled wine.
Pss: 'my xmas present to me this year is a quad bike! ha...

'that's Bruce's voice in the opening....

60 english pounds ? I get a tonne of good logs for 125 euros delivered and stacked -

Seeing that Egypt suffers a dearth of The Giant Redwood. The Larch. The Fir! The mighty Scots Pine! The lofty flowering Cherry! The plucky little Apsen! The limping Roo tree of Nigeria, I think I have myself a good deal.
And as I do-not recognise the 'greyness that is Europe or the Euro, as it's all foreign rubbish I have absolutely no idea what or how much a euro is worth and care even less.....

Altogether now..... I'm a lumberjack and I'm okay.....

So the decorations are done.....

7hrs.30min of Xmas songs on the sound system, mulled wine on it's 2nd day..
I got my santa bell-boots on, the cats think I mad just staring bemused at me.
Tomorrow night Xmas alfresco showing of Love Actually and BBQ fest with braziers dotted around.....
Ps: 'Happy Chrimbo' ...

Bah, humbug. (sitting in the departure lounge at Heathrow.)

Brian Yare wrote:Bah, humbug. (sitting in the departure lounge at Heathrow.)

My santa hat for the Christmas period is black and has bah humbug across it.

I have done my Tesco delivery which includes a bit of festive food and a hell of a lot of alcohol, which will arrive here on the 22nd. That's the only festive spirit I am taking an interest in

I have imported a lot of British and European cheese, and some beef charcuterie. I look forward to not celebrating any festive season. I did think about a bottle of Port in Duty Free this morning, but ran out of time. :-(

Busy, busy,busy.....

So back to normality sort of.
Washing done...
2 un-greasy ducks down, some happy local cats and the best Duck Soup one could ever hope to taste,
personally, it's nearly on a par with Sevruga Caviar.
Assuming one can tell the difference twixt Beluga, Sterlet, Ossetra, and Sevruga and of course the ever popular Lumpfish Roe.
The latter on a par with Blue Nun.
Birthday party tonight, on the second to oldest Dahabeya, 1840 built buy the British of course.
And owned by an highly eclectic and talented human.
It's bound to be full of p*ss head 'nutters, me in my element....
'Happy New Year Campers'.....
Ps: Xmas music still playing and the decorations come down Saturday, perhaps...

Three of my mates one the ex-choirister, with another mate the best Egyptian artist 'replicator in the whole wide World on one of his Dahabiyya's...

And at the helm of Giraffa the famous Egyptian singer Mohamed al Juice PBUH, from Esna.