[rusticgal]

Amazing Niamh...and Stevie

Happy Christmas Niamh

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Of course! There will be pics

…you would have been put on trial if there wasn’t pics…..I might not see them on the day but I will catch up with those images for sure…..

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by rusticgal

Amazing Niamh...and Stevie

Happy Christmas Niamh

Happy Christmas to you and the Rustic family

Originally Posted by Ammi

…you would have been put on trial if there want pics…..I might not see them on the day but I will catch up with those images for sure…..

[AnnieK]

Aw fab entry Niamh - Stevie is a star in his jumper

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Aw fab entry Niamh - Stevie is a star in his jumper

[Kate!]

I'm all for more Stevie

Fabulous entry Niamh. All of it.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Kate!

I'm all for more Stevie

Fabulous entry Niamh. All of it.

Thank you

[Benjamin]

Stemhie beans in his Christmas Slimh has made my day. He’s so bloody cute.

You could have just posted photos of him and I’ve have been satisfied with your advent calender today.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

Stemhie beans in his Christmas Slimh has made my day. He’s so bloody cute.

You could have just posted photos of him and I’ve have been satisfied with your advent calender today.

Just you wait till Christmas Emh,
There'll be more of Stemhie slimhs,
A red pajamas,
He'll go bananas,
Santa won't want to leamh!

[Livia]

Awwww Stevie....

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Just you wait till Christmas Emh,
There'll be more of Stemhie slimhs,
A red pajamas,
He'll go bananas,
Santawon't want to leamh!

…if you beliemh…?…

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Livia

Awwww Stevie....

Originally Posted by Ammi

…if you beliemh…?…

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Just you wait till Christmas Emh,
There'll be more of Stemhie slimhs,
A red pajamas,
He'll go bananas,
Santa won't want to leamh!

Santa’s bushy eyes won’t deciemh,
When he see’s puppo Stemh,
In his cute little slimh,
He better hold onto his grey weamh.

And as long as dear (very) old Niamh,
In Christmas she best beliemh,
counting down for Christmas Emh,
Some presents she may receimh!

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

Santa’s bushy eyes won’t deciemh,
When he see’s puppo Stemh,
In his cute little slimh,
He better hold onto his grey weamh.

And as long as dear (very) old Niamh,
In Christmas she best beliemh,
counting down for Christmas Emh,
Some presents she may receimh!

My good friend the Elmh on the Shelmh will be watching

[Cherie]

Great job Neem, and Steves first Christmas

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Great job Neem, and Steves first Christmas

[Kate!]

@Oliver_W

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Holly Christmas

@Oliver_W

Oops I thought I was the 6th!

It's a-coming.

[Oliver_W]

Youtube video

I loved this band "back in the day", and it's embarrassingly recent that I realised they probably wrote this song because they were sniggering at the idea of getting kids to innocent sing about "bell ends."

It makes me think of how my younger brother decided to call Father Christmas "The Ho Man", obviously because he says hohoho ...

... but "The Hoe Man" sounds just like something a mischievous teenager would get their younger sibling to say, so I tried to get him to stop saying that, which of course only egged him on!

And sometimes teenagers forget - our parents likely have similar senses of humour. So even though it didn't come from me, I got a mild rebuking, BUT our dad still encouraged him to tell our gran his new name for Saint Nick.

To this day I don't know if our Stately Home of a grandmother knows what a "hoe" actually is.

Isn't it funny how evocative music can be?

That entire memory unwrapped itself, like a present, when at work yesterday one of the children sang part of the "new Christmas song" that played while they were being dropped off.

[Kate!]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Youtube video

I loved this band "back in the day", and it's embarrassingly recent that I realised they probably wrote this song because they were sniggering at the idea of getting kids to innocent sing about "bell ends."

It makes me think of how my younger brother decided to call Father Christmas "The Ho Man", obviously because he says hohoho ...

... but "The Hoe Man" sounds just like something a mischievous teenager would get their younger sibling to say, so I tried to get him to stop saying that, which of course only egged him on!

And sometimes teenagers forget - our parents likely have similar senses of humour. So even though it didn't come from me, I got a mild rebuking, BUT our dad still encouraged him to tell our gran his new name for Saint Nick.

To this day I don't know if our Stately Home of a grandmother knows what a "hoe" actually is.

Isn't it funny how evocative music can be?

That entire memory unwrapped itself, like a present, when at work yesterday one of the children sang part of the "new Christmas song" that played while they were being dropped off.

Thanks for sharing that Oliver. Great stuff. Merry December.

[Ammi]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Youtube video

I loved this band "back in the day", and it's embarrassingly recent that I realised they probably wrote this song because they were sniggering at the idea of getting kids to innocent sing about "bell ends."

It makes me think of how my younger brother decided to call Father Christmas "The Ho Man", obviously because he says hohoho ...

... but "The Hoe Man" sounds just like something a mischievous teenager would get their younger sibling to say, so I tried to get him to stop saying that, which of course only egged him on!

And sometimes teenagers forget - our parents likely have similar senses of humour. So even though it didn't come from me, I got a mild rebuking, BUT our dad still encouraged him to tell our gran his new name for Saint Nick.

To this day I don't know if our Stately Home of a grandmother knows what a "hoe" actually is.

Isn't it funny how evocative music can be?

That entire memory unwrapped itself, like a present, when at work yesterday one of the children sang part of the "new Christmas song" that played while they were being dropped off.

…I love that your door opening is inspired by personal nostalgia and also by a moment at your work yesterday…it’s a lovely door, Oliver……I’m sure that you and your brother taught your grandmother many things that have brought her secret smiles over the years……

[Parmy]

Niahms bushy thighs are no sight for poor Stevies eyes.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Youtube video

I loved this band "back in the day", and it's embarrassingly recent that I realised they probably wrote this song because they were sniggering at the idea of getting kids to innocent sing about "bell ends."

It makes me think of how my younger brother decided to call Father Christmas "The Ho Man", obviously because he says hohoho ...

... but "The Hoe Man" sounds just like something a mischievous teenager would get their younger sibling to say, so I tried to get him to stop saying that, which of course only egged him on!

And sometimes teenagers forget - our parents likely have similar senses of humour. So even though it didn't come from me, I got a mild rebuking, BUT our dad still encouraged him to tell our gran his new name for Saint Nick.

To this day I don't know if our Stately Home of a grandmother knows what a "hoe" actually is.

Isn't it funny how evocative music can be?

That entire memory unwrapped itself, like a present, when at work yesterday one of the children sang part of the "new Christmas song" that played while they were being dropped off.

Brilliant Oliver, love that story, Merry Christmas

[Cherie]

Could a good mod sticky this please?

[AnnieK]

A little Christmas song for today

Youtube video

Some dance moods to get you in the festive spirit

MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE